Daily Racing Form: n. Tuesday, October 25, 1921

VOL. XXVII. NO. 274.

CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921.

SPECIAL EDITION

LEXINGTON’S OPENING DAY sailing b. an easy victor ardsley ha^p weights mary PATRICIA IN FRONT

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Beginning of Last Week of Ken-
tucky Racing Auspicious.

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Distinction Wins the Feature Race
in Past Time, Closely Pressed
by Centimeter.

Defeats Bunga Buck and Lunetta in Laurel's
Main Race— Spirited Racing.

liEXIN’GTOX. Ky.. 0<‘tolx*r 24.— Kontmky r.ncinff
for tins yonr ronnd«^<] into tUo honiestrotch tlii*;
:ifiorin>on whh tho ho^finniii}; of tlu* six-tbiy niootins:
<»f Miitimin raoinp <»v«‘r tin* Ia*xinK<<»n tnuk :nnl
wliich will t<>rtnin.Tto iho sport in this s(*t*li<»n on
Saiunljiy. A lK“it»*r inf nMluotion for tho sp«>rt has
not l>oi*n exiK*rioin*«Ml horo. Tho <on<1i lions for lao-
in;; woro iM*rf<‘<*t anil it was a oontrilmtory cause
to brinKin;; out to the track an enthusiastic aiul
almost record attendafu'e. Tho po<h1 simrt fitted
witli tho conditions. s<mio of tho finishes boin;r of
the variety that thrills oven the most blase.

T. r. McDowell’s DisMuefion. carryiiifr 124 ixuinds
.and coneodinjc miudi weight to the others, cariiotl
off the honors of tho afternoon with a spleadiil
victory in tho feature race, a thro<-«iuarlois mile
sprint . She was put to the severest test of her
career by Ccnliineter, but she succe<*ded in win-
niiiU from him by a matter of inches. She was a
]>opular favorite ami her success was hmdly ac-
«lainietl. The time of the race, 1:11%, marked one
of the fastest ni<H*s of this year :ind is within
oiie-fiftli of a s<*eond of the traek reeonl here.

One of tile best finishes witnessed on any racinir
;:roiind earai* in the <*Iosin;r race when Tan Sou,
American Boy and Wickford fouprht it out -in
Ivirn fashion and landed noses apart. The battle
of the ttlo bosan in tho last eiprhth and continued
almost <m even terms to the end.

The sport begun witli a victory for Honor Man.
favorite, whicb won easily after l>eing forced to
iiiaiiitain a stiff pace in following ('olumbia Tenu.
The latter tired I>adly in the stretch drive and
failed to get a part of tlie purse. Talisman was
a lug disappointment liere and ran a parlicularly
bad race.

LUGS IN EASY STYLE.

Lugs triumphed in the seeoud race in somewhat
easy st.vle, witli rautious in seeond phu*e and Ida
McGee third. Our Dear was the |ropu!ar favorite
here, but the restraining tactics that Weluer em-
plp.ved on her caused her to be one of the also raus.

The third race found the awakening of Ohl Faith-
ful and the strange part of it was that some one
was aware of his luniding resurrection, for there
was couiback iiume.v f«»!* him. He won from
Merchant, another well meant one, with Nolle
Yorke finishing third.

Young Adam, favorite in the fiftli race, never
left the result seriously in doubt and, taking the
lead soon after tlie start, held sway throughout.

Ix>rd Allen was another favorite tliat achieved
suci*cs8 during tlie afternoon. He showed some of
his s]»riiig form and. going into the lead at once,
held the others safe for the remainder of the way.

Diana was ilainusl for $2.20(1 by P. Foley, rep-
resented in the race by Nonskid.

.locke.v Tlielen. who fell on Mary .Taiie Baker,
was taken to a local hospital to Ik* X-rayed as a
matter of precaution. The attending track di»ctors
pronounced liiin uninjured.

Jockey A. Wilson will ride some of tlie R. L.
Baker horsi*s during the meeting, the owner having
secured a call on that rider’s services. Barnes will
go to Maryland at the conclusion of racing here
and later on go to Tijuana.

LOOK OVER BRADLEY YOUNGSTERS.

A large assemblage of visitors Siinda.v witnessed
some highly interesting trials b.v a dozen Idle Hour-
hred youngsters over Mr. Bradle.v’s private training
track. The half sister to Miss Jemima carried off
iho laurels from a fast time standimiiit and slie
covered a quarter in 2.‘l*f, over a deep truck. Tlie
dozen colts will go into winter retirement and will
not again be saddled until April 15. Tills action is
to test the theory of Mr. Bradley, who contends that
carl.v training is had for youngsters. Tlie colts
have had three private trials, enough to teach them
what is expected of tlieni.

Jockey Dishmou was granted a riding licence this
afternoon.

White Star and United Verde were the only two
T*. F. Clark horses brought liere by trainer Baines
to race. They will rejoin the others at Chnrcliill
Downs after the close of this meeting and be shipped
to New Orleans.

Today’s visitors included general manager R. S.
Eddy. Jr., and B. I>*ttellier. president of the Busi-
ness Men’s Rai'iiig Assix-iatioii. Both deparUMl to-
night for the Crescent City,

General manager Matt J. Winn of the Kentucky
Jockey Club will stay here tliroughout the meeting.

Acting for Geewge Wingfield, Preston Burch sold
today to H. Huffier the horses Flycast and Burning
Fire. They are intended for winter racing in Ha-
va na.

McAdoo w’as shipped to Louisville after his start
in the fifth race, where ho will join the otlier iKm-
das horses that leave tomorrow on the Havana
special.

Corydoii has been added to the P. Knelxdkamp
stable and will be taken to New Orleans.

The Kuspensiou of the order applying to attendants
carried free in exiness shipments of horses was
pleasing to owners. It reiluces shipping cost and
enables belter attention Inung paid to horses cn
route, as six attendants can be curried with
each cur.

LAUREL, ild.. Octol>er 24.— J. K. U Ross* three-
year-old Sailing B. was the W’inner of the mile
Iiandicap, which served as the principal attraction
at l.Manrcl Park tliis afternoon. Bunga Buck finished
si’cond, while Lunetta was third. The winner w'as
ridden b.v jockey I-ing and raced in front for tlie
entire race. Bunga Buck, which w’as unfortunate at
tho start in lieiiig caught in the webbing as the
barrier was released, was tlie one to race in closest
pursuit of the loader, while Lunetta raced in third
position, with tho remainder of the field in strag-
gling order. Rmniding the turn into the home-
stretch Ijjiiig saved ground, while Mooney carried
Buiiga Buck whle. Tho latter made a determined
bid ill the stretch, but could not overtake the speedy
winner. Sailing B. was neglected in speculation in
favor of Lunetta. The latter had no excuse and
tan much below' her host form.

The usual Mondn.v crowd was on hand to witness
the running of the card, wliich was an ordinary one
and. barring the fourth race, was deficient in
•piality. However, tlie fields were <»f welMi.ilanced
size ami spirited raiing resnlte»l.

W. J. Salmon’s Simplieity was the winner of the
ofMiiing dash, ScratelM‘s reduced the field to nine
starters, with the Salmon color bearer tlie elniiee.
Kaeing forwardl.v and behind the pace set b.v Meuse.
sh<‘ rcsiMiiidcd gamely when called upon and was
flrawiiig away cl<*ar througli the final eiglilh. Meuse
ontlastiMl Manlndm for second plnce. The rac<?
witnessisl a ehange in ownership when T. E. Grist
Ri'cnriMl Simplicity via tin* claiming route for $3,015.

Jmkey Brady’s overcoiifidemc was resismsible f«n*
losing a purse for ('. K. llarris«»n, Jr., when Jim
(Niffrolli lM*at Baronet liy a nose in the running of
the steenleehase. Tlie winner cam<“ from behind
and, closing resolutely, got up in the finnl strides.
Baronet ma«ie all the pace and when H <ame to a
fiiH.di .Mahoney ontnule ami ontgeueralcd Brady.
Sohrigaile was tliird.

The winner w'as advanced from the entered price
o/ $800 to inl.705 by Sum Lpyis, at whicb figure

A p«jor band of maidens paraded to the post in
tho third race, which was at a mile. It resulted
in victors* lor Edna I). The latter was supported in
a confident manner and came from behind to earn
the verdict in a drive from Yeomanette, w'hile (’ast
Ashore was tliird. Yeomanette was the leader the
greater part of the race and only gave w*ay in tlie
final sixleentli.

P. G. King pulled np lame in this race and was
on the verge of a bi*eakdown.

NOSE FINISH IN FIFTH RACE.

Anotlier nose finish, in wliieh the winm'r eaine from
beliind, marked the running of the fifth raee. Our
Birthday was the winner from Old Dad, with Attor-
ney tliird. Old Dad. raring forwardly, opened up
a coniinandiiig lead, wliilc the winner was content
to remain witliin close striiiking distance. ’When
called on he got up in the last stride after a
spirited stretch duel.

Franklin proved best in tlie running of tho sixth
race, while Osgoo<l and Summer Sigh divided the re-
mainder of the purse in the order named. L’Effarc
was the early pacemaker, but quit badly when chal-
lengeil ami gave way to Franklin, while Summer
Sigh was ill elose attendance.

While lieiiig unloailed at the ehnte Satnrilay A.
Oiilotte’s Fickle Fam-y was so badly injnri*d that
she will he on tlie shelf for several weeks.

J. G. Bnsse.v has been designated by J. W. Cof-
froth to solicit slake nominations for the coming
meeting at Tijuana. One carload, made up of
different owners, left here for Sail Dieg«> toda.v.

Frank Farrell rejKirts that he has turned out
Hind<x>stan and 'Momentum for the winter. The
latter has had the firing irons applied.

A carload of horses, eigiiteen in number, and the
propert.v of N. S. Vail, G. Arvin and G. J. Bussey,
left for Tijuana today.

Dr. F. W. Ashe arrived from Montreal today and
was busily engaged in soliciting iioininatioiis to
Havana Stakes.

The stable of W. J. Salmon will be wintered at
Benniiig tliis year, according to recent infonuation.

Edward F. Whitney retnnied from New Y'ork to-
da.v and will remain for the remainder of the fall
season. Ilfs horse.s will l>e wintered at S3osset,
L. L, ill charge of trainer W. Irvine.

M. Seifert was an arrival from Montreal today
en route to Havana.

Trainer W. Knapp shippetl Exterminator to Ia*x-
ington this morning to nm in the Lexington Cup
raee next Saturday. E.xtoriniiiator will l>e returned
to Piiiilieo immediately after the race. Trainer
Knapp leaves this evening.

♦-

CURRENT NOTES OF THE TURF

It is stated that tlie American jockey G. Archi-
liald will ride for P. (Dlpin’s English, stable next
year.

The English turfman J. B. Joel has in times past
bred two Derh.v winners, two St. I.<cger winners, two
winiiers of tlie Two Thousand Guineas and four of
tile Oaks.

The Groat French racing stable of A. Eknayan,
which steadil.v wins niuny races, is owned by an
Armenian multi-millionaire -who amassed great
riches daring the great war.

Another race traek in the south of England is to
lx* made read.v for next jear. It is to be at Rm*li-
ford, near Southend, in the soutliern seaside resort
district, cii 2<KI acres of land and is to co.st $750,(KM>.

John Brennan is a mighty busy man at I'imlieo
the.se ihi.vs arr;iiiging to aeeummodatc tlie great num-
Iht of racers (liat are lM*ing shipped to the famous
old Hill Top course from all sections of tlie csinu-
try. The cream of thorouglibreds in lioth tlie two-
year-old and all aged divisions are being sent to
the Maryland Jockey iHiib’s course from New York,
Keiitnek.v, t'anada and Ijiinrel.

Morvich Assigned 133 Pounds and May Start
in Feature Race at Empire City Thursday.

The unbeaten two-year-old Morvich is among the
fligibles for the Ardsle.v Handicap, to be run at
Empire City Thursday, and it is probable that
trainer Fred Burlew will give metropolitan race-
goers an opportunity to see the champion in action
before going to Maryland to start in the rich Pim-
lico Futurity. If Morvich starts Thursday he will
have to carry 13:{ iminds and Kai-Sang 130. The
complete weights for the race follow:

Horse. Wt.

Morvich 133

Kai-Saug 130

Rnnstar 124

William A 122

iVt. Horse. W’t.

133 Hephaistos 105

130 Fanfare 105

124 Northcliff 105

122 Mary Patricia 105

Surf Ruler 122 Pierre Qui Roule

Horologe

Snob II

..122
. .120

Reparation

Yashmak

.105

.105

Little Chief

. .120

Sedge

.105

My Reverie

. .119

I.ong Island

.i(r»

Rnnaiitell

. .US

Rib Grass

. 105

Nancy F

. .117

Sleiveionard

.105

Lord Baltimore . .

. .lit:

Stacy Adams

.104

Di'adlock

. . 1 KJ

Blue Teal

.104

^fodo

. . 1 It;

Irish Brigadier ....

.104

Oil Man

..115

Many Smiles

.103

The Dictator

. . 1 15

( 'berry Tree

.103

Pantheon

. .115

Zovian

.102

Prudish

..115

Draft

.102

Mustard Seed ....

. .112

Knot Grass

.102

Galantiiian

. .112

Tweti. Sev. Division,

.102

P.uilnna

. .112

Akmisti

.102

My Play

. .110

Pen i lent

.102

Monday Morning .

..110

I/‘ghorii

.102

Pillory

. .110

Sling

.100

Jo.seph L. r.evy . .

. .110

NightlM).*it

.1(H)

Firm Friend

. .109

Venizelos

.1(H)

Toil

. .109

Fitzgihlxin

.100

Bigheart

. . 109

Pliilosopher

. 9S

Emotion

. .109

RaiiilHiw Boy

. 9S

Rose Brigade

. .lOS

Pienie

. 97

Sidereal

Santa C-'lura .......

. . lOS
. .Ift7

T!io Falconer

o '

. 97
97

Brainstorm ’

. .107

Trajanns

! 97

Harridan

. .107

Gondolier

. 95

Fifty Fifty

..KXJ

Silverton

. 95

Master Hand ....

. . 100

Valentia

. 95

Black Rascal

. .100

Candlestick

. 95

Flannel Shirt

. .lOf

TO HELP CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY

BALTIMORE. Md.. October 24.— There is some
talk of the Maryland Racing Commission giving au
extra day’s racing at Pimlico for the benefit of
the Children’s Aid Society. In the event of the
day’s .-jiiort being given, it will l>e under the direct
iiiunagemeiit of the racing com mission, while the
Maryland Jockey Club will donate the use of the
track.

MACOMBER BUYS FRENCH STUD FARM

PARIS, France. October 24. — The Haras Quesnay,
near Deauville, the property of the late W. K, Vau-
derbilt, was offered for .sale Saturday and was
purchased by A. K. Macomber for tlie snra of
$l,(i0O.0fK) at nominal rate of exchange. The stables
and other buildings are all iiuxiein and the paddocks
j are most extensive. tBiesna.v is one of tlie most
cuiupleie of the many important breeiling establish-
' meuts in France. I

Penalties ncerne from 6 p. ni. October 22.
•

FOUR WINNERS FOR E. FATOR

Riding of Polk Jockey Feature of Monday’s
Racing at New Cleveland Track.

rLEVKLANI). Oiiio, Oetober 24. — The riding of
jockt'.v Elmer Fator was the outstanding feature
of tlie raeing at Maple Heights Park tliis after-
iMxni. He inloted four of his five monnt.s to vie-
tor.v and on none of them did he give his snp-
jMirters cause for much alarm, as they all won
bj' comfortable margins. Discord came from be-
hind in tlie stretch to beat Tom tloose in tlie third
race, hut on Diamond Dale, Golouel Matt and
Doctor D. the Polk rider was always in the van,
Avell in advance of liis opponents.

Tlie form followers had a goixl line on the vari-
ous starters, as w*as shown when six of the seven
favorites were returned winners.

The track was niiicli improved toda.v. the W’eather
ideal and a crowd of over 4,000 turned out to wit-
ness the si>ort.

Jockey J. Dominick was an arrival here today
from Montreal, where lie was recently restored to
gofxl standing by the stewards of tlie Quebec Breed-
res’ Association and lie eomnieiiced riding today.

Enrico Garnso W’as ordered scratclied by the
stewards toda.v and his eiitrj- will be refustMl here
in future, due to liis mean actions in refusing to
leave tlie barrier on Saturdaj'.

A. Alexander has made preparations to ship his
stable, ineludiiig the good two-.vear-old Quick Run,
to Pimlico from here.

James Arthur wired todaj* from Laurel for twelve
stalls and will send on a division of his stable here.

Stables are being built as rapidly as possible
in an effort to aeeommodate all who are anxious to
ship to this meeting. A new stable of twenty stalls
W’as completed today. •

(,’arroll Drake was temporarily reinstated by judge
Gerhard.v today. Drake now has Fait Accompli and
a pair of two -year-olds.

GRANT HORSE ASSOCIATION’S REQUEST

LEXINGTON, Ky., October 24.— The Thorough-
bred Horse Association’s headquarters here has been
notified by the Interstate Gommercc Commission
that its request for suspension of the American
Railways Express Goinpany’s changes in the tariff
covering attendants witli race horses has been
[ granted.

[ The changes, which amounted to an increase in
the cost of sliipmcnt by requiring one attendant
with every four horses or less making up carload
shipment, and then fixing the transportation charges
for attendants to be two free, two at half fare and
anj' in excess of four, full Lire each, were dated
to become effective October 22.

The Interstate Commerce Commission, division 2.
sat at Washington Friday and ordered suspension
until Fehruary 19. 1922, and announced “Tliat a
hearing concerning the lawfulness of the rates,
charges, regulations ami practices stated in said
sehednit's and ecMitaiiietl in said tariffs,” >vill in the
uieantime be held.

#

DUG DECAZES WINS THREE RICH RACES

PARIS, France, October 24. — The Prix Heury-
Dclaniarre, a race at one mile and three-eighths, for
three-year-old colts and fillies, with $10,000 added,
was decided at Lougchamps Sunday and >vas w*on
by the Due Decazes’ Hariiocrate, ch. c, by Saint
Ange III. — Hush, from a good band.

The Prix Gladiateur, at about four miles, for
four-year-olds and over, w'ith $12,000 added, was
won by H. Ternynck’s Odol. ch. c, 4, by Oppott —
Sainte Fiole. A piece of plate, value $1,000, >vas
presented to the owner. Sharp rode l>oth winners.

On Saturday at Antenil the Due Decazes liad un-
usual success, his horses runiiiiig first and second in
the Prix Congress, $10,iMNi added, and also winning
tlie valuable Prix Xaiutrellcs.

James MacManus’ Good Filly Tri-
umphs in Autumn Days Stakes.

* • — ♦ ^

C. Turner and Regal Lodge Popu-
lar Winning Combination —
Double for G. W. Carroll.

NEW YORK. N. Y., October 24. — James Mnc-
M;inns’ Mary Patricia scored a fine vietorj* over .‘i
band of liigli grade two-year-olds in the Aii-
tiimii Day Slakes at Empin* t!ity this • afternoon.
Pienie took seeond place and flephaistoK third. Tho
start in tlie stake was dela.ved by the wild actions
of If. P. Whitney’s Penitent. The filly, which won
her maiden ra<*e on Sat unlay, rejirecl. plunged and
side-stepped all over the track wliile the horses
were at the post am! when the start eanie she was
the last to gi't into action.

Turner sent J. E. Wideiier’s Comic Song into the
leml at once, but gave way to 1‘ienic on the turn.
Picnic came into the stretch with a good load,
but Mar.v Patricia, which had lx*ca kept in close
pursuit of tlie leaders througli the early nmiiing,
lame np on the outside and. wore the Butler
starter down in tho final eighth. Mary Patricia
<*ross<!d the finish a length in front of Picnic,
wliieh W’as tiring near the end. McAtee made a
strong effort to take second place with Hephaistos.
hut Pii-iiic licid on long enough to keep seeoud
money.

Tlie W’oatlier was cloudy and cool through most
•f tire afternoon, but a good w’eek day crow’d fumed
out for the s|>ort. The racing was marked by sev-
eral upsets of w’ell-bneked favorites.

Knot Grass, entered with a bulky band of the
cheaper .voiingsters. which he outclassed, was backed
with rare confidence by the luwnsters in the first
race at five and a half furlongs. He was awa.v
quickly, drew clear in the first eightli and cantereil
in with an easy winning margin over Kirtle, with
.Vvispa just managing to outlast Clinchfield for
tliirtl money. Maggie Murphy stumbled and un-
seated young Harrison soon after the start. He
was not injured.

Care Free, whose had actions at the post have
eliminated him in many races which he might have
won, finally got awaj* in front in the second race
and held his opponents safe all the w’ay. He had
no trouble in siiaking off Hard Guess, his closest
pursuer, in the racing on the haekstreteh and was
not tiireatened thereafter. Hard Gues.s was second
ami Fluff third.

Tlie Turner fid lowers had their first inniugs of
the day in thi! third race when the impular little
rider sent Regal Ixidge across the finish in front
of Tod.v and Irish Dream. Displaying fine speed.
Tody set a fast pace from the start, with Regal
Ix>dge following closely under restraint. He closed
up quickly when Turner called upon him entering
tlie stretch and wore dow’n Tod.v in the final
eighth to draw clear at the finish. Tliis race
marked the first defeat for Tiifter in his last
four starts.

FRANK FOGARTY’S GOOD PERFORMANCE.

! Carroll completed a double with Frank Fogarty,
an outsider, in the fifth race, which engaged ten of
the better grade platers at a mile and sevenLY
yards. Ting-a-Ling was second and Dark Hill thii*d.
Dark Hill starttnl away in front and race with
First Pullet down the haekstreteh. Frank Fo-
gart.v overcame early interference and closing with
a rush through the stretch raced Dark Hill into
defeat and won going away. Tiug-a-Liug also
came up with a burst of speed to pass Dark Hill,
which sliowcd a tendency to quit w’heii placed under
a drive.

The Xalapa Farm’s Light Rose, well ridden by
Fator, made lier way up from a slow start to win
the last race from Edwiiia and I^ady Gertrude, with
Elected II. a badly beaten lust. Light Rose was
the object of a stampede by the public and was
quickly backed to even money favoritism. She took
the lead in the haekstreteh and was never seriousl.v
threatened thereafter. Edwliia tired in the stretch
when Wilson brought her up for a challenge and
was beaten b.v three lengths.

Knot Grass was bid up to $2,500 — $1,000 over his
entered price in the first race — and was retained
by the Short Grass Stable with the usual $5 ad-
vance. The name of the bidder was not announced.

Jockey Ambrose was set down by the stewards
for the remainder of the meeting for bumping Mag-
gie Murphy while astride Brush Boy in the first
race, causing the unseating of Harrison.

E. G. Soule will ship Paddy Whack, Regal Ixxlge
and Polythia to Tijuana for winter racing at the
close of the Empire meeting. The horses will be
in charge of trainer II. W. Hoag.

The stewards announced that tlie eutr.v of Care
Free, which won the second race, will not be ac-
cepted during the remainder of the Empire Cit.v
meeting because of his previous unsatisfactory
showings.

Avispa was claimed out of the first race by W.
F. Ormsbee for $2,300.

E, Herz, acting for the Short Grass Stable, sold
Knot Grass, winner of the iirst race, to S. Judge.
The consideration w’as not aiinounc’ed.

Sidney Bender, special transportation representa-
tive of the Cuba-Ainerican Jockey and Anto Club,
arrived at Empire City to handle the arrangements
for sliipping stables from the metropolitan section
to Havana for winter racing at the close of the
Empire City meeting.

William Farnnm, who has just returned from a
six months’ trip to Europe, was a visitor at the
eoiirse and w’utched his Dark Hill finish third in
the fifth race.

R. T. Wilson has sold Dimmesdale, the three-
vear-old sou of Ormondale — Hester Prynne, to Frank
J. Farrell.

♦

TRAINER DUKE IN NEW QUARTERS

PARIS. France. Octolier 24. — Prince Aga Khan,
w’ho is acquiring a formidable stable, has purchased
the former proi>erty of T. P. Thorne at MuisoiiH
Laffitte and William Duke has now taken possession
us chief trainer of the establishment.

DAILY RACING FORM.

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

DAILY BACING FOEM LATEST WORK-OUTS EAST AND WEST

Daily During Wintar Months.

Dally (Except Monday) Balance of the Tear.
DAILY RACIVO FORM FIDBLlSRlNi^ CO.

Ml PLYMOirrrf ~ COURT iT CHICAGO, ILL.

1S7-1M E. 322ID STREET :: HEW YORK CITY

T4 EXCHANGE STREET ;; BUFFALO, N. Y.

( 736 )

LEXINGTON.

LKXINOTOX. Ky., OetoJ)or 24. — Sunday training
moves over the local course includLMl the following:

Bntered as second-class matter April 2, 1896, at Weather clear; track fast
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LEXINGTON

The horses whi<h seem best in I'lieNd.iy’s rares
are:

Lexington. Ky., October 24, 1921.
r— Melior.-i, Mabel i:.. (.'ozetle,

2 — Tan Son. Plus I'ltra. .Tohii lloshor.

;; — Blue Deep. Kveninir SJories. Our I’.etsy,

4 — ItOCKMlNTSTEll, I^ord Allen. Tasey.

— Amanda. Guaranteed. Fair Orient.

— Moiilfort .Tones entry, 'fravest.v. Treasur(*r.
7 — Herd Girl. Easteside. .louelt.

J. L. Dempsey.

New York Ilandlcap.

1 — Meliora. Port Light. Gronnd-Sw«dl. Gozelte.

2 — Plus Ultra, .lohii Hoshor, Tan Son. The Vir-

ginian.

3 — Our Betsy. Blue Deep. Evening Stories. Canny

Lady.

4 — ROCKMINISTKB, I»rd Allen, ('asey, Slone-

wall.

5 — Guarante»‘d. Fair Orient, Amanda. Starkey.

C — Gentility. Cap Bock. 'J'ravest.v. Tharon.

7 — .Touett, Herd <iirl, E.isteside, General Haig.

Clilcai?o and Buffalo Handicaps.

1 — Meliora, Colninbia Teiin. Mabel G.. Gipsy

Queen.

2 — TaJi Son. Pins Ultr.-i. .Folm ll<isher. I’lie Vir-

ginian.

3 — Evening Stories. Onr Betsy. Blue Drop. Canny

Igidy.

4— ROCKMINISTFK. Casry. I.orft Allen. .Stone-

wall.

5 — Fair IM’ient. Guaranleid. Amanda. Rapitl

Stride.

6 — Treasurer, Asia. Umle .Sonny. Cap Rock.

7— -Herd Girl. .louert, tieneral Haig, Marine Corps.

ObserTcr’a Handicap.

1 — Mabel G.. Meli(*ra. Columbia Tenn. Coxette.

2 — Tan Son. J<ilin lloshor. Pins Ultra. The Vir-

ginian.

3 — Onr B<*lsy. Evening Stories. Pdne Deep. Field

I.riirk.

4— ROCKMINISTER. L<.rd Allen, Casey. Stone-

wall.

r» — Guaranteed. Fair Orient. Amanda. Starkey.

6 — Dorothy, Buckner, Treasurer. Um le Sonn.v, Thi-

boilaux.

7 — Herd Girl. Joiu'tt, Eastesid»>. General Haig.

Consensna of Handicaps.

1 — Meliora, Mabel ('(dumtiia Tenn. Cozette.

Three -Eighths Mile.

rM^O-Dona Ia>riotto 37% 7.34-1101) 37%

EMPIRE CITY FORM CHART

VONKERS, N. Y., MONDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1921.— Empire City (1 mile). Seventh day. Empire City

Racing Association. Autumn Meeting of 12 days. Weather cloudy; temperature 70°.

Steward to Represent .Tockey Club, A. H. Morris. Judges, E, C. Smith and C. Cornehlsen. Starter,

M.nrs Cassidy. Racing Secretary. V- Schaumburg.

Racing starts at 2~30 T. m. (Chicago time 2:30 p. in.). *Indicntes apn>entice allowance.

first RACE—5 1-2 Furlongs. (July 22, 1918— 1:05%— 2— 119.) Wild Briar Purse.
Purse $1,064.89. 2-year-olds. Selling. Net value to winner $764.89; second, $200;
third, $100.

727-l>orie , . . ,
704-Om* Betsy

7.32 Lively .
73,3-ljt>carno

734- Royal Duck
724 Rekah

49% 7.32-Majy .T. Baker.. 30%

47% OSKMtomance ol

Five -Eighths Mile.

7.30- Lnzy Lou ...1:02% 71.3-R. Wingfieldl:0.>

7.34 I.- »rd Allen ..1:04% .374-Tan Sou 1:02%

72S-Mahel ii 1;IK>% 7.32-T. Franciscanl :01%

731-Merehant 1:09 7.32-Wapiti 1:02^

727 Marimba 1:04

Three-Quarters Mile.

7.30- .Vce High ....1:17% 7.32-Gen till tv 1:13

7<M» Boneio Bine .1:17% 7.34-.Startle l:lo'

711-Bully Bulton.sl :!(>% 732-Travesty ....1:15'

One Mile.

«;97-W. Mcljeniorol :21 720-Mariiie Corps. 1:44
I 72S-Frank F 1:40%

LATTREL.

LAUREL. Md.. October 24. — Sunday training g
lops lien* inelnded ihe following:

I WeatluT clear; track fast—

Three -Eighths Mile.

722-.\ttoo 3S% 724-Slii»per.v Elm. ,.37

722- Hasten On .3*5% 7.34-The Wag .30%

7.3.3- .Tean Core.v , . .39 7.34- Vice-Chairman 30

729-Montalvo 40 730-Zed 39

732 -Step Lightly . .:17

Half MUe.

7.3.3- Bridesman 5.3 7.34-Old Dad 51

731 - Bribed Voter ...31 7.34-Pr. of India ..32

723- Craek o’ Doom. .32 722-Rniit|iioi .32

73«>- Humorist ."il 730-Snnn.v Hill ,..50 t:

722-Lunetta .32 73.3-Weary .32

732- Mercutio .32% 72<5- Vibrator 50?

734 Marble 49%

Five-Eighths MUe.

731 Higheart 1:01 73.3-Miles S 1:00

732-Huonec 1:02% 734 -Prodigious ..1:03

72.3- Jean Bnllant.l:03 734-Silence 1:00

Three-Quarters Mile.

7.34- Amackassin .1:17 720

734-Bright Lightsl:10 73.3

733- Camouflage .1:17 7.34

73.3-Hobey Baker. 1: IS 735

7.34 - Lady Luxury. 1:19

One Mile,

731-C<.mnie Ci ..1:49 723

724-Cubanita ...1:.3.3 727

71S-High C 1:48% 723

734 - 1 ra W i Ison . . 1 :48% 730

731 - I.’ Ef fare . . ..1:48% 735

734- Mntfikins ...1;.30

720 -Motor Cop
733-Pilsen ....
7.34-Ronlette
735-3>evel.v.an .

723-Mad Nell ...1:49
727-Our Birthday. 1:49
723-Poeatello ...1:49
730-Sun Turret .1:.30
735-Who Cares ..1:48

A— .oeiior;,. w » oiiimoia r,m. vu^eiio ^voidced together

2— 3au Son, Plus Ultra. John lloshor. The \ ir- showed speed.

o 1.1 IV 1. • c • r. showed gtiod speetl. Bigl

3 — Our Betsy, Blue Deep, Evening Slones, (anny

T 1 *11 / O* finished fast.

4 — ROCKMIMS3ER, Lord Allen, ( asey, Stone- siM*ed all the way. Ami

_ ^ wall. T.V . ,v • * 04 . 1 "ill lie. Roulette s

5 — Guaranteed. Amanda. 4 air Orient, Starkey. eased up at th

.lonos .•ntry, «;..ntim.v, Tr..asnr.T, l,

Dorothy Buckner, _

7 — llenl Girl. Joiiett, Easteside, General Haig.

I Vice-Chairman showed good speed all the way.

1 Hasten On went well. I’ride of India and Crack
o* Doom worked together ami were just cantering.
Ohl Dad showed speed. Vibrate, under restraint,
showed good speetl. Bigiieart finished fast. Mor-
eiitio went well all the wa.v. Prodigious had plent.v
left and finished fast. Jean Bullant showed go<Ml
siM‘ed all the way. Amackassin is as good as he
ever will la*. Roulette showed speed all the wa.v
and Av.is eased up at the end. Camouflage went
well. Bright Lights showed good speed.

EMPIRE CITY

Tiie horses whicli seem best in Tuesday’s races
are:

Empire City — ^Yonkers. N. Y., October 24, 1921.

1 — No.so Dive, lb so Hill. Timbrel.

2— SIREN MAID. Thimble, Sagacity.

3— rSolid Rock, Star Court, L’Eiijoleur.

4 — Knight of the Heather, G**orgie. Sea Cove.

5 — Neddain. I^ady Kniimdine. Diomedes.

6 — Dan Bolling, Trajaims, Fitzgibhon.

F. J. Ortell.

New York Handicap.

1 — Nose Dive, .Nigbtboat. Rose Hill. Chewink.

2 — First Pullet. Tbimblo, Escarpoletto, Siren

Maid.

3 — Solid Km k, Challenger, Weilgwood. Joe Joe.

4 — GEORiHE. Kinnonl, Knight of the lleatlier.

Elected IT.

5 — Ncddani, Diomedes, I^iidy Emmeline, Wynne-

wood.

b — ^’rangcrine, Dan Jbdling, Northeliff, Rebuke.

Ckteaso and Buffalo Handicaps.

n — Nighttmat, .Nose Dive, Cliewiiik. Rose ilill.

2 — 'J'hiinble, First Pullet, Siren Maid, EseariK)-

lette.

3 — Challenger. Winneeoiine, Morning T'ace, Joe

Joe.

4 — GEDRGIE. I>:ieeted II.. Sea Cove. Kinnoul.

0— Neddam. Pirate McGee, Diomedes, Lady Em-

meline.

C — Dan Bolling. Tangerine, Rebuke, Execution.

Observer’s Handicap.

1 — Nose Dive. Nightl)oat, Chewink. Timbrel.

2 — Siren Maid. Thimble, Escarpolette, First Pnl-

let.

3 — Winneeoiine, Challenger, Solid lUx*k, Morning

Face.

4^E0UGIE, Elected JU. Knight of the Heather,
Kinnoul.

.3 — Diomedes. Neddam, 1‘irate M<*Gee, Lady Em-
meline.

6 — Dan Boiling, Exeention. Ibttspur. Tangerine.

Consensus of Handicaps.

1 — Nose Dive, Nightlioat, Chewink. Rose Hill.

2 — Siren ^laid. First Pullet. 33iiinl»le. Es<*ari>olette.

3 — Solid Rock. Challenger. Winne<onne, Morning

Face,

4— CIEOKGIE, Knight of the Healher, Elected II..

Kinnoul.

5 — Nethlani. Diomod«*s. I.jjdy Emmeliue, Pirate

M<()ee.

6 — Dan Bulling. 3'ang«'rine. Exe*uti«»n, 'rrajanus.

L

LAUREL PARK

r

TJie horses which seem best in I'ltesd.iy’s races
are:

Laurel Park — Laurel. Md., October 24. 1921.

1 — Yankee Star. Oppenuan, H. P. Whitney and

(iieentree Stable entry.

2 — Rol>ert Oliver. !..»• Cyprin. Le Marsouin,

3 — 'J'rantnln. Who Caros, Wiclow P.edotte.

4 — II. P. Whitney and Greentn*e St.ilile entry,

Alex H.. Element.il.

5 — GNO.ME. Polly Ann. Damask.

It— Austral. Bill Hunle.v. Attorney Muir.

7 — Assumptieii. I4.MI.V l^iixnry. C<mU o’ the Roost.

T. K. Lynch-

I New York Handicap.

1 — Se«lge, Yankee St.ir. 0|'Permaii. Clianii»lain.

2— Robert Oliver. Ia‘ .Marsouin. Slnsil. Ij«* C.vpriii.

3 — Widow Bedotte. 'rr.ini ul.i . King 3’rojan. Hello

Pardtier.

4_KOCKE’r. Seilge. Alex H.. Elemental.

5 — tJmmie. Damask. Poll.v Ann.

6 — Bill Hnnley, Atloiiiey Muir. Austral, American

Soldier.

7 — Crack o’ Dawn, Ett.ibo, Lady Luxury, Asstimp

tion.

Cbleai;;o and Buffalo Hanillcaps.

1 — Cliainplain. .*>edge. Vashniak, Yankee Star.

2 — I4C C.vpriii. Robert Oliver. Li Marstmui. Shoal.

3 — Hello Pardiier, King Trojan. Smart Money,

Trantula.

4 — ROCKET. Prodigious. .Vlex H., Sedge.

5 — (vHfiinc. Damask. Polly Ann.

♦i — Austral. Attoney Mnir, Bill Hnnley. Bar Coy.
7— Assumption. Lady Luxury, Craik o’ Dawn.
Cock o’ the Roost.

Observer’s Handicap.

1 — Champlain. Sedge. Brlllianr Ray, Mo»o.

2 — Robert Oliver. L' Cyprin. La M.irsouiii. Over

matili.

3 — Smart Money. Ibdlo P.irdner, King 'rrojaii.

Widow Bedotte.

4 — -ROCKE1’. Sedge. PirKligious. Eleimnital.

6— Damask, Gnome, Polly Ann.

EMPIRE CITY.

NEW YORK, N. Y., Oetober 24.— Sunday work-
otits at Empire City were as follows:

Weather clear; track fast —

Three-EiffMhs MUe.

732-f’omic Song
730-Coiisort . .

Adeline S 50 731-Gottler 54

731 -Arapahoe 49% 732-Hephaistos 47%

735-Awning 54 725-I,rfidy Gertrude 49%

733-IKnningo 53 McKenna 51

72<;-Elected II. ...51% 731-Rolo 5^

733 - Fusee 48 729-Tody 51

«Five -Eighths Mile.

Blue Brush ..1:05 730-I’rinter’s Devill:03%

734- Flirter 1:07% 731-Phantom Bliiel:05%

733- Fniit Cake ..1:04’% 733-Sun Girl 1:06

734- Native Lind. 1:05’%

Three-Quarters Mile.

733- Encrinite ...1:16% 732-Trajanus 1:17%

734- Enfilade 1:18 726-The Boy 1:19

734-Georgie 1:13% 723-Timbrel 1:18%

734-1. Brigadier.. 1:19% 732-War Pennantl:25%

730- vSagacity 1:22%

One Mile.

731- Cromwell ...1:50% 730-Mandalay ...1:46%

732- End Man ....1:44% 730-Siren Maid ..1:45%
730-Lady Em’linel:46%

^ Mile and an Eighth.

735-Nolawn 1:59%

Irish Dream displayed fine speed. Fusee went
well. Hepliaistos w’ent fast. Enfilade is training
well. Trajanus w'aa under restraint. tJeorgie

worked splendidly. Euerinite was not extended.
Irish Brigadier galloped easily. Siren Maid had
an easy work-out.

...42% 731]

...38

Half MUe.

...50 731-<

...49% 732-1

731 -Irish Dream .34%

726-The Boy 1:19

72.3-Timbrol 1:18%

732-War Pennantl:25%

( 737 )

LEXINGTON.

72S-C|em Theisen...36

7.33-Do.vle 37

72S- Field Lark ...36

725- Glnger .37

7.T»-Maysville 37 ^

Ha]

726- B**rniee K .51

731- Blne Deej) .....52
7:H-P.’ding Through.51

732- Dainl.v Liss .,51

733- Easteside .52

725- Herd Girl .52

6lS-lsoI;i .52

732- linag*“ .5(1

73.3-.Tun<‘tt 49:

733- La«ly Astor .....55

731 -Miss .Toy 38

576-Magnet Land.. .36

731 - Pindar Peel ....36
7:iO-Uefng<*e II. ...37%

732- UncIe Velo ...37

726- Miss Crest w’d.

707 O0 I.:i La ...

732- P.ihaska ....

733 - Port Light
7.30- Rapid Stride

.5iM?- Raider

620- Sure

734- Stoiiewall . . .
734 -'Frea surer ...
731-Thibodaux ..

(Continued on tenth page).

Index

Horses

AWtPPSt %

%

% Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners

0

H

c

P

S

58181

KNOT GRASS

w 108 13 -1

1 =

11 1 =

1=

AI Buxton

Short Grass Stb 8-5

8-5

11-101-2 1-5

58090

3 KIRTLE

WB 106 12 2

2i

21 2=

23

I, McAtee

R T Wil.son

8

10

8

3

8-5

58176

AVISPA

W 115 2 3

3‘

32 :^2

,3»«

C Rob’sonB A laine

6

10

8

3

8-5

58090

CLINCHFIELD

w 111 4 4

41

41

4=1 L Fator

Oak Ridge Stb

.5

7

6

2

4-5

58090

= *CASTANET

W' 103 9 7

8=

V’i 6‘5

r.i

C Bre’ningOneck Stable

8

10

10

4

2

58161

CONSORT

WB 107i 3 10

r,h

r.ii s=

61

J Zoeller

E J Crawford

20

30

.30

12

6

58176

DOLLY VARDEN

WB 108 8 r»

i> ^

45 i

B MarinelliR J Brown

15

15

12

5

2J

58090

CITATION

WB 107il0 12

113

95 71

8=

C Ponce

R L Gerry

1.5

20

15

6

58121

MISS FINN

w lOBi 7 8

10»

lU* 9=

91

E Martin

Shea Stable

20

30

25

10

.5

58025

TIKEH

WB 109 6 6

7 II

8» 103

10=

C Turner

.1 AVhalen

.50

30

.‘!0

12

6

58161

SEA ATASTER

w.sR 105 1 11

12

12 12

IF

G AV C’roll(?anterb’ry F Stb JWi

100 100 40

20

58176

BRUSH BOA'

w llOill 13

9‘

lOJ 11*

12

E Ambro.seA Simms

12

15

15

6

3

58121

AIAGGIE AIURPHY

WB 101 5 9

Fell.

Al Har’sonJ Kahn

30

30

30

12

6

Time. 23, 48. 1:01%, 1:07%. Track fast.

Winner— R. c. bv Short Grass — Gentlewoman, hv Sain (trained by T. J. Harmon; bred by Short Grass
Stud).

Went to i)ost at 2:31. At post 4 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. KNOT GRASS set a fast jiace from the start and easily held sway for the entire race. KIRTLE

was hard ridden throughout and made a game finish for second place. AVISPA saved ground on the last

turn, but tired in the last eighth and just lasted to hold third place. CLINCHFIELD was outpaced, but

finished gamely. CASTANET was on the outside all the way under a poor ride and ran a better race than
the chart shows. 3'he winner, entered for $1..500, was bid up to $2..505 and Imught in.

i Scratched— 58176 Lucky Girl. 105; 58121= Vineyard. 104; 57791 Glenbells, 108; 58176 Hotspur, 104;

57875 One Pin. 105: .58196 Forge Ahead, 104.

j Overweights — Kirtle, 1 pound; Consort, 3%; Citatum, 2%»; Miss Finn, 4%; Tikeli, 5; Sea Master, 1;

I Brush Boy. 2%.

SECOND RACE — About 3-4 Mile. (July 22, 1918 — 1:07% — 5 — 128.) Tuxedo Purse. Purse
$1,064.90, 3-year«olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $764.90; second, $200.

Index Horse s

580.5.3 c:aRE FREE WB 3 110 2 :i l‘i 1'.^ W C’roll.1 F Richardson 5 .5 lS-;57-5 3-5

58091 HARD GUESS wB 3 110 7 1 2»i T-l 2» 2% C Turner J Butler 3 3 i:j-51 1-2

58122 = FLUFF wn .3 107 0 5 3= 3* .3= .3- L Fator A S Woodcliffe 3 4S 4 7-5 .3-5

58157 =TITANIUM WB 4 115 1 2 7 7 7 -1= M Buxton PSP Randolph 15 15 15 5 2

58160 ROLO WB .3 110 5 7 4'. 4* TM A GantnerJ A Coburn 2>. 3i 3i 6-5 1-2

58160 TEACHER’S PET w 4 115 3 4 4‘ 5>i 5‘ fd C Ponce G C Denny 15 20 20 8 4

57792 ROSS R. wb 3 110 4 6 5h 6* 6i 7 L McAtee Marrone Stable 6 8 8 3 7-5

Time. 1:10%. Track fast.

Winner — B. g, by Colin — Domino Noire, by Kingston (trained by J. F. Richardson: bred by Mr, M. L.
Schwartz),

Went to x»ost at 2:.58. At i>ost 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing. CARE FREE unickl.v passed HARD GI’ESS in the backstretch and. taking a goo<l lead, was never

menaced and won going away. HARD GUESS, awa.v forw.inll.v. raced in nearest pursuit of the winner
throughout, hut was easily held safe. FLUFF ran well and, finishing gamely, always held the others safe.

I ROLO and ROSS R. began slowl.v and could never get up. TITANIUM finished fast.

Scratched — 58177 Wireless, 105; .57761 Voonnir. 113.

A RACE— 1 1-16 Miles. (July 11, 1914— 1:44%— 6— 121.) Round Hill Selling Han-

dicap. $1,264.90 Added. 3*year-olds and upward. Net value to winner $1,059.90; sec-

ond, $200; third, $100.

Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeya Owners O HOPS

(58092) REGAL LODGE WB 6 117 3 2 ,3= ,3i 2= 2» 1> C Turner E G Soule 4 5 18-57-5 3-5

(58159)TODY wr. 3 114 1 5 1= 1= 1» iu 2= B MarinelliM Hirsch 4 6 6 2 1

57638 = IRISH DREAM wB 4 111 4 3 4=i 4=J 4h 3^ .3* L Fator Kilrane Stable 2 2A 2 3-5 1-4

58179*SEDGEFIELD WB 3 106 6 7 63 6'* 6^ 6' 4i I., McAtee R T Wilson 4 5 5 2 4-5

( 58197 )TUFTER w 6 118 .5 4 ,5h 5i 5> 4‘ ,5'> C II MillerH Alterman 4 6 5 2 4-5

58198 DAYDUE wK 5 107 2 1 2‘ 2‘ ,3'1 5^ 6^ A GantnerR Firneno 10 15 10 4 2

57893 CRO^IWELL wn 5 112 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 E Arnbro.seW .1 Daly 20 25 20 8 4

Time, 23%, 47%. 1:14. 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast.

Winner — B, g, by Beppo — Oriana, by Dark Ronald (trained by H. W. Hoag; bred in England by Lord
Rosebery ) .

Went to post at 3:20. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slow. Won handil.v; second and third driv-
ing. REGAL I.ODGE, Avell ridden, followed TODY under slight restraint to midway of the stretch, where
he closed np quickly and. taking the lead, W'on going away. TODY set a fast earl.v pace and Jield tlie
‘cad gamely to the last eighth, but could not withstand the winner’s challenge, IRISH DREAM was in
close quarters on the inside and met with rei)cated interference, but finished f.-ist and g.amel.v w’hen clear.
SEIKJEFIELD was hard ridden throughout and had no mishaps. TUFTEK can do better. DAYDUE ran
a fast half, hut tired in the final <inart«*r.

Scrab-hed — 58197 Neddain. 110; .58197 Sunnyland, 120.

Overweights — Sedgcfield, 2 jiounds; Tiifter, 3.

KQQOpr FOURTH RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (July 22. 1918— 1:05%— 2— 119.) Third Running ATI-
TUMN DAYS STAKES. $2,500 Added. 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to win-
ner $3,800; second. $500; third, $250.

Inde> Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners ~0 H G P S

AWtPPSt % % %StrFin Jockeys

O H C P

WB 6 117

0

2

33

3i

2=

23

1>

C

Turner E

G Soule

4

5

18-

57-5 3-5

WB

3 114

1

5

13

1=

1‘

111

2=

B

AlarinelliM

Hirsch

4

6

6

2 1

WB

4 111

4

;;

4=i

4%

45

;»l

3*

Fator Kilrane Stable

2

2i

2

3-5 1-4

WR

3 106

6

7

63

6'*

63

6''

4i

I,

AIcAtee R

T Wilson

4

5

5

2 4-5

W

6 118

rj

4

5h

5’

4‘

53

C

II AlillerH

Alterman

4

6

5

2 4-5

wr.

5 107

2

1

2»

2‘

3*?.

51

6^

A

GantnerR

Firneno

10

15

10

4 2

WR

5 112

7

6

7

7

7 "

7

7

E

Arnbro.seW

J Daly

20

25

20

8 4

58201 = MARY PATRICIA wB 118 6 1

58161= PICNIC
58158 = HEPHAISTOS

WP. 114 7 2
WD 114 1 4

58027 =CHESTERBROOK wB 121

581813STACY ADAMS

( 58201 )PENITENT w 114 S 7 3“ 4^ 7 6* C Rob’sonH P Whitney 5 5 4 8-5 7-10

58181 COMIC SONG w‘B 121 2 3 1‘ li‘ 5W C Turner J E Widener 8 10 10 4 8-5

Time. 22%. 47%, 1:00%, 1:06%. Track fast.

Winner — Ch. f, by Huon — Anna Patricia, by Ormondale (trained by .1. MacManus; bred by Mr. J.
MacManus).

Went to i>ost at 3:48. At post 8 minutes. Start good and slow. ' Won handil.v: second and third
driving. MARY' PATRICIA followed the early leaders closel.v to the stretch, then responded gamely when
called on and took the lead to win going awa.v. PICNK’ displayed excellent speed, but tired after racing
irto a clear lead in the stretch. IIEPHAISTOS saved ground on the last turn and finished gamely.
CIIESTERBIIOOK was forced extremely wide when entering the stretch and lost considerable ground, but
closed a big gap in the last eighth and finished fastest of all. PENITENT was fractious at the barrier
and tired, (X)MIC SONG quit after going a fast half mile in the lead.

Scratched- (58093)Runantell, 1’24; 58l81=My Play, 114; (58161)Sling, 117.

Overweiglits — Penitent. 3 pounds.

FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (July 20, 1918— 1:42%— 117.) Valhalla Purse.
OOiMMO Purse $1,064.90. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value to winner $764.90; sec-
ond, $200; third, $ 100.

Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeye Owners O H C P S

58156 = FRANK FOG’RTY ws 3 104 8 4 5’^ 6= 6» 5= 1^ G W C’rollJ J O’Toole 10 12 12 5 25

581603TING-A-LING wB 8 106 7 3 35 3»» 3»‘ 2% 2»» L McAtee W C Clancy 6 10 10 4 2

(58056) DARK HILL wB 5 112 2 2 2^ Ih 1^ H 3^ G Babin W Parnum 25 25 2 4-5 2-.5

.'58197 WYNNEWOOD wB 5 118 3 6 6^ 5= 4^ .35 4^ C Turn-r T O Webber 3 4 11-.54-5 2-5

58180 = *FIRST PULLET w 5 lOl 1 1 Ih 2^ l’i» 45 55 M Har’.sonC R Daly 13 15 12 5 25

58 156 3 EPISODE WB 3 105 4 8 8= 8' 8* 6^ 65 L Fator A S Woodcliffe 15 15 15 6 3

58178 = SMARTY w 3 107 6 7 7 ^ 7'5 7^ 7» 7'5 C Ponce W V Casey 15 15 15 6 3

( 58160 ) WAR PENNANT WB 5 116 9 3 45 4>‘ 5i* 8‘ 8» E Sand ‘ T J Carroll 25 4 3 6-3 3-5

57669*ENCRINITE w 4 100 10 9 9»'’ 9‘= 9* 9* T Brooke F Farrar ,30 .30 30 12 6

58119 BO.MBAST n 6 101 5 10 10 10 in 10 10 K Mart? G Peterson 50 100 lOO 40 20

W’B 121 4 6
w 114 S 7
W‘B 121 2 3

41 31 2= 1^ C KummerJ MacManus

21 21 U 21 Fator J Butler

.5.) .55 33 .35 L McAtee P’ E Brown

7 7 41 4'‘ C Ponce E B Cassatt

6'5 R* 6^ .55 Buxton S Lando

3h 45 7 6* C Rob’sonH P Whitney

O H G P 8

25 3 11-54-5 2-5

10 15 15 6 25

25 18-5;15 6-5 3-5
4 6 5 2 4-5

8 12 12 5 2

5548-5 7-10
8 10 10 4 8-5

WB

8 106

7

3

Si

3b

3b

2F

2b

L

McAtee

\V' C Clancy 6

10

10

4 2

WB

5 112

2

2

2^

lb

V

F

31

G

P.abin

AAT Parnum 25

25

2

4-5 2-5

WB

5 118

3

6

63

5=

41

•i'

•*y

41

C

Turner

T 0 Webber 3

4

11-

.54-5 2-5

W

5 101

1

1

Ih

2^

I’b

4i

5i

AI

Har’sonC R Daly 15

15

12

5 25

WB

3 105

4

8

8=

8'

8*

65

Fator

A S Woodcliffe 15

15

15

6 3

w 3 107 6 7 71 7'5 7^ 7» 7'5 C Ponce W V Casey

5 116 9 3 45 4>‘ 5i* 8‘ 8» E Sand ‘ T J Carroll

w 4 100 10 9 9»'’ 9‘= 9i’> 9* 9* T Brooke F Farrar

B 6 101 5 10 10 10 10 10 10 K Mart? G Peterson

15 15 15 6 3

25 4 3 6-3 3-5

,30 .30 30 12 1;

50 100 lOO 40 20

T.EXINGTON. K.V.. Octoher 24. — Monday’s work-
outs here were as follows:

Weath(‘r clear; tra<k fast —

Three-Eighths Mile.

Time, 24%, 48%. 1:14%, 1:41%, 1:453%. Track fast.

Winner — Br. g. l>y Wraek — Irisli Wit, by Celt (trained by N. L. Byer; bred b.v Mr. Artlmr B. Han-
cock I .

Went to post at 4:1.5, At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won handily: second and third driv-
ing. FRANK FOGARTY met with earl.v interference, but closed up gamely when well into the stretch
and, passing DARK HILL, won going away. TING-A-LING was a prominent contender all the wa.v and
cutstayed D.\RK HILL in the final drive. The latter took the lead on the backstretch. but tired when
forced to a drive, WYNNEWOOD was hard ridden and ran a good race. FIRST IT'LLET showed si>eed
from the start, but was in close quarters through the stretch. EPISODE and SMARTY finished well.
AVAR PENNANT pulled up lame.

Scratched — .58LMM)-’ Pickwick. 110; .5796 1= Alexander Hamilton, 10.5; 58119 Arapahoe, 109; 5S091 Star
Court. 101; .580.56 3 Sam my Kelly. 117.

Overweights^ — First Pullet. 2 pcmmls; AA'ar Pennant. 3; Encrinite, 1.

pr SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. (July 20. 1918— 1:42%— 5— 117.) Rose Tree Purse.

4 $1,064.90 Added. 3-year-oIds and upward. Fillies and Mares. Allowances. Net value

to winner $764.90; second, $248.89; third. $137.50.

In d ex Horses AWtPPSt % % % St r Fin Jockeys Owners 0 H C P 3

581*97 ‘LUIHT ROSP: wn J 105 :; 4 :P 1>» U U 1-' I., Fator Nalapa m Stb 2 2 1 2-5 out

;57965 = EDWINA WB 1 123 2 .3 2 ^^ 2«' 2^ 2 * 2’ F AVilson AV S Kilmer 25 3 3 4-5 out

.58I.59 3L’V GERTRUDE w 6 105 4 1 4 4 4 3 * R MarinelliF Houseman 2-5 4'. 45 6-5 out

i580r»5 KI.ECTED II. w 5 120 1 2 I-’ 3* ;:= 4 4 C Turner E Sietas 3 4 3). 1 out

Time. 24. 48, 1:13%, 1:40%, 1:452^. Track fast.

AA'iimer Ch. f. b.v Light Brig.ide— iIin«hH> Ruse, by Hindoo (trained by K. P.ittersoii ; bred b.v Air.
Johnsuii N. ('.'imden).

AVent fu post Jit 4:37. At post 1 minute. St.irt good and sb»w. AVon easily; second and third driv-
ing. LIBHT ROSE to<»k the lead after covering the first h.ilf mile and easil.v lu*ld it to the end. ED-
AVINA, running kindly, raced in close pursuit of the leaders all the wa.v, hut tired in the stretch drive.
LADY GERTRUDE c:ime fast through the last quarter. ELECTED II. quit badly after leading for u«
iialf mile.

S(ratched~.570323Ten-Lec, 1L5.

La M.irsouiii. Over

6 .Austral. Attorney Muir. American Soldier, Bill

Hnnley,

7 Uid.v Liixur.v. Assumption, EtIahe, (’ra<k o’

Dawn.

Consenans of Handleapa.

1 -( ii.implaiii. A'aiikee Star, Sedge. OpiMu-nian.

2 RulMMt Oliver. I>* Cyriii. Le Marsouin, Shoal.

3 — Tr.intiila. AA’idow Bedotte, Hello l‘ardner,

Sm;irf .Money.

4 H. P. AVHITNEY AND GRKENTHEE STABLE

E.\ rRV, Alex IL. Prodigious, Elemental.

.5 — (tnume. Damask. Polly Ann.

6 -Austral. Bill lluuley. Attorney Aluir, Ameri-
<*an Soldier.

7 — Assumption, (’rack o’ Dawn, Lady Luxury,
Etta he.

CLEVELAND

The lioises which seem best in Tuesday’s races
are:

Maple Heights Park — Cleveland, 0., October 24.
1921.

1 -rhincoteague. Retreat, Lsivaga.

2 A'ansylvia, Harr.v Burgoyne. Babylonian.

3 Our Kate. Ffiitge, Diamond Dale.

•I .May .Maiilsby, Safranor, Circulate.

5 Huron IL. Glenn, Sporting Chance.

6 -Dr. Shafer, Tom Goose. Dotta’s Best.

7— B.ARDORA, Ketio, Blazonry.

1!« B. Bproolta

LAUREL PARK FORM CHART

LAUREL. MD.. MONDAY. OCTOBER 24. 1921.— Uiurel Park (1 milei. Eighteenth day. Maryland State
F.air. .Autumn Alceting of 23 da.vs. V/eather clear; temperature 62'’.

Steward Representing Alaryland Racing ( ommission. (Jeorge Brown. Jr. Judge at I.Jirge, Carlos AL
DeGiirmendia. Stewards of Aleetiiig. Ibikep AA'aters, Frank J. Bryaii and (Jeorge Brown. Jr. Judges, H. P.
Conkling. J. B. (’ampbell and (Jeorge T. Aliller. Starter. James Alilton. Racing Secretary, F. J. Bryan.
Racing starts at 1:45 p. 111. (Cliieago time 1:45 p. m.). *Iudicates apprentice allowance.

erOQQO FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. (Oct. 5. 1918— 1 :11%— 4— 108.) Purse $1,412.27. 2-yeax-olds.
Claiming. Net value to winner $1,012.27: second, $250; third, $150.

Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Bqnir. Odds Str* t

58202 SLMPLKTTY w 114 4 7 4= 2'' 2= 1= J Butwell AV J Salmon 195-KJo

58184 = *AIEUSE wt: 107 3 4 1 * 1-’ 15 2= L Coney .1 R Skinker 500-100

58096-AIANHEIAI w.s 112 5 9 5‘ 4* 4= tJnk J AIcCabe O F Johnson 270-loo

.■'•8162=(’OLANDO w 117 9 1 I'h ;;h 4i A Richcr’k C Phillips 735-100

.58182=THE A'ENGEANCE wn 112 2 5 7*' 7= 7’ 5’** E Haynes (! J Casey 230G-100

58096 3THEO w 104 7 2 :jh 53 5i 6‘ L Penman J S Co.sden 11335-100

57866 THE WAG ws 117 6 S 65 6« 6^ 7‘i I.. Alorris S L Jenkins 2100-100

58184 TRICKS w lo7 I 6 s* S* .S« 83 N Swart J S Cosden t

54212*ELLEN DOUGLAS w 104 S 3 9 9 9 9 1 Fletcher H R Dulany 12800-100

tCuupled in liettiug as J. S. Cusden entry.

Time. 23. 47%. 1:143%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels jiaid, Simplicity, $5.90 straight, $3.70 place, $2.70 show: Aleiise, $6.80 place, $3.70 show;
Manheim. $2.90 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Simplicity. 19.5 to 100 straight. 8.5 to 100 place. .35 to 100 show; Meuse,
240 to 100 place. S5 to 100 show: Alanheim. 45 to lOO show.

AATiiner — B. f, by Celt— Clara Atkin, by Saia (trained liy J. II. AIcDoii.ibl ; bred by Air. Arthur B.
Ilamock).

Went to post at 1:.50. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. AA'on easily; second and third
driving. SIMPLICITY. aft«*r r.ieing close up, responded quickly when called on and passed MEUSE
with a rush and was easing up at the cinl. AIEU.SE i;u-ed into a good lead in the early running and set
u fast pace, but touiU not withstaud the thaileuge of the wiuuer. MANHEIM begau slowly, but finished

4=

2b

2=

r=

.1

Butwell

AV' J Salmon

195-100

U»

1=

15

2=

I..

Coney

.1 R Skinker

500-100

5‘

4*

4=

;;nb

J

AIcCabe

0 F Johnson

270-lno

L'b

3=

:;h

45

A

Richcr’k

C Phillips

735-100

7b

7=

7*

5’*

E

Haynes

J Casey

2305-100

3b

53

»5

61

Penman

J S Co.sden

11335-100

65

6‘

6^

71?.

I,

Alorris

S L Jenkins

2100-100

83

8*

8«

83"

N

Swart

.T S Cosden

t

9

9

9

9

I

Fletcher

H R Dulany

12800-100

entry.

23. 47%.

1:143%.

Track fast.

traight.

$3

.70

place,

$2.70 show

: Aleuse, $6.S0 place.

$3.70 show;

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

DAILY RACING FORIM.

f.ist ;m«l in tin- tin;il dritr. I t»CAM»0 nun li usr<l Lat in;; Mn- i*;m v Lt tlio

first hair and lir*Ml. TIIRO «|nit.

Scratched — r»Sls4"Zorro, ITJ: r*SO!>d Friars Rush, 111*; ."S1M2 Reamer, lll2: r»Sl<52 Attoo, 107; 5S1S4
Ihirriskaue, 112.

OvorweiglFiS — The Ven geance, 3 pounds.

e^QQQCk SECOND RACE— About 2 Miles, Steeplechase, Purse $2,C00. 3-ycar-olds and upward.
Allcv.'ances. Net value to winner $1,400; second, $4C0; third, $200.

J ^de X Horse s

r>*163 .IlM CO K FROTH
.%K059 HARONKT
r»HI242SOHRI(;ADE
.f>H124»RRU;AXXA
4; OK.'; I'liosiT

A\VtPFSt4 8 12 14 Fin

w G 147 2
w 6 ir.2
W n i:io 0

4 4‘ 2- 1*:
G 12 V 1
r> 4i r.

1*2 2-'» li* W Mah’n’y D Kearney

2= P Rrady

C K Harrison Jr

L Clieyne Dosori.s Stable

w.s 2 i::o 4 :i 2i :p 444 W Keating R H Stra.s.sburger
w r> 142 2 2 2i‘ Foil. C Janc.s J A Tiuchonan

BqniT. Odda Str*t

305-100
fr 270- FK)

in.5-100
er 5,50-10«»

37ST,-lOO
an 4<J90-hH»

AVcril <•> at l;M. At pt*sl J niiimtcs. start good ami slow. Won casil.v; sccomi and third driv -
Ml" HONOR MAN liad to be ridden hard for the first lialf mile, but came fast and gamely through the
stretch and won easing up. ABLAZE began fast ami, racing forw-ardly all the way, held on- gamely in
the final drive. DONA LORIOTTE set the early pace ami, after being shuffled back, stood a hard drive
well and got np for thinl place in the last stride. COLUMBIA TENN showed the most speed to the last
eighth where he tired. TALISMAN ran a poor race .and was badly outrun all the way.

.Snatched— .58209 Clintonville. Ill; .57807 Doric. 97: .58169 Orouml-Swell. 10.3; .581)1,3 Ruby, 106; .5810.55
Wild Flower, lOl ; .581S95pyx. 104; .57.56.2 Sure, 97; .57.561 Countess, 100; .58190 Louis Adair, 107.

Overweights — Byrne , 3 ixuinds. '

000^ SECOND RACE— Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3-4 mile). (April 23, 1018— lf09‘A
— 7 — 110V2.) Purse $1,000. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to

4;OK.5 I'PAhSlT w r. 142 2 2 2i‘ .5 P>11. C Jane.s J A Tiuchonan 37ST,-lOO

.SIXX FEIXER IT. w 3 FJO 1 1 Lo.st rider. C AVilker’n A McL Mcrryman 4<J90-hH)

Time, 4:01. Tra.ck fast.

.«2 mutuels paid. Jim (dlTroth, $8.10 straight, $4.60 place, $2.70 show; B.-irom*t, $4.60 place, $2.70
show: Sohrigadc, $2.40 siiow.

Equivalent booking wids— Jim Coffroth, 30.5 to 100 straight. 1,30 to 100 place, 3.5 to 100 show; Baronet,
1.30 to 100 phice. ,3.5 to 100 show: Hobngade. 20 to 100 show.

M’inner— Blk. g, by Colinet— Mario Hyde, by ibindcnfi: (trained by C. II. Douglas; bred by Mr. J. W.
Fuller).

Went to imst at 2:20. At imst 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving: second ami third the
same. JIM COFFROTH. after lu*ing saved for over a mile. mov<‘d up rapidly after rounding the last turn
and, getting on even terms witti BARONET, won heeause Ijest ridden at the finish. B.\RONET jumped
well ami, while leading, stumbied at the iwelftJi fem-»* and <-ouId not quite get up ag:iin. SOBRIOADE
liolted to the outshle feue«* after taking the third jump, but was rushed up 10 the leaders afterward.
SINN FEINEU 11. lost his rider at tlio fourth L*me.

Scratched — .58124 Perkioim-n. 13.5.

—■■■■■ . ■ — ■ M- ^ _

THIRD RACE— 1 Mile. (Oct. 21. 1919— IrS??/— 4— 125.) Purse $1,412.27. 3-year-olds
OO^fiJtw amt upward. Maidens. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,012.27; second, $250; third,
$150.

Index Horsei)

58128* EDNA D.
r. 8 1 2 8 ♦ V EO.M A N ETT R
58128 CAST ASHORE
58006 MAY F.IRL
58063 *CAR
5806.3 >CELTV A
580.59 ♦DAN DtXAX

AWtPPSt V4,
W : let I 2a

w 3 102 .5 1 V

AV 3 107 4 2

w s •• lu< .* 5 Ji

W 4 lOS 2 G

^ Mt r F in Jo ckeys Uwnera

2-^ F; A Allerr* E Phelan
‘ 1- P 1*1 2- (' Lang .) Art hors

4- 4*1 4* 3* R Ronu’elli Mrs F A.Clarh

2* 3- :::i 4“ F O’lliletli I'rowii Stable

G* .5* r.H .5»» I 2 Coney ( ’ J .Brockmllle

WU 3 p!7 G -I 4* r.b G*“ G‘“ G-O J Hf Upel

( ’ J .Brockmlller
.S Louis
l' Jl COlroy

E qulv. Odda Str* t
11a- loo
y:*5-ioo
11130-100
330-100
l.siO-lO*)
710-100

l;m.5ivioo

Index Horses

AWtPPSt %

%

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

Owners Equiv.

Odds StrM

57894 2 SAILING B.

W B

7 103 1

2 1-

12

1»

13 13

C IjMtlg

J K L Ross

270-100

58126 BUNGA BUCK

w

3 101 6

L’V

2*

21 2=

J Aloon'^'y

H Dattner

.".95-100

581262LUNE'rTA

AA'

4 105 5

4 3-

;;.A

S'.

1 3'

J Houpel

S Louis

280-100

58100 SLIPPERY ELAI

AV

S mi 4

1 4'

4'

4-'

4'1 4-’

I.. Alorri.s

Sunnyland Stable

425-100

57768 FAUNUS

AV

;; 94i 3

G 52

5-’

;>* 5i

L Penman

J S Cosden

2480-100

57940 BELLSOLAR

AVB

5 98 2

.5 6

G

6

6 (i

J (’allahan

AV L S Martin

550-100

winner $800; second, $125; third, $75.

I ndex Horsea
.5780.5 -LLTIS
.58170 CAimOUS

SqulT. Odda Str’t

St:

115

G

5”

2i

1=

E

Barnes

Hal Price Headley

G’25-U)0

> w

112

.’{

1

I'i

H li

2*

J

IKiw'anl

T C McDow’cIl

4S10-100

:E AV

112

7

4

4i 4'

3i

M

Garner

C M Hardy

2290-100

STORIES AV

112

1

2

2'

2* ..-i

4i

E

Pool

M C Moore

210-100

li AVB

112

2

5

4(1

5'?- 5‘i

52

F

AVeincr

M.ar.shail Bros

115-F»0

5 A’ AV

112

5

7

7

6i^ 6^

6'*

R

Ha r’ton

A L Ferguson

555-100

H Salad in T G Morri.s

57091 TOM CRAVEN 115 4 6 6‘ 7 7 7 H Snladm T G Morri.s 10740-100

Time, 23%, 48%. 1:01%, 1:10%. Track fast.

.82 mutucla paid. Lugs, $14..50 straight, $7.00 place, .$5.2t) show-; Camions, $.3.5.10 place, $10.60 show;
Ida McGee, $10.10 show.

Equivalent bonking adds — Lugs, 62.5 to 100 straight, 2-50 to 100 place, 160 to 100 show; Cautious, 16.55
to Kk> place, 730 to 100 sliow: Ida McGee, 40.5 to 100 show.

Winner — B. g, by Bnlse— Princess Thorpe, by Wofd.sthorpe (trained by W. Buford; bred by Mr. J. W.
1‘arrlsh). I t

Went to post .at 2:11. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing LUGS moved up steadily from a slow beginning and, coming fast through the stretch, won going
away. CAUTIOUS showed tlie most speed to the last eighth, where she Ijegau tiring. IDA McGEE fin-
ished fast after closing a gap. EVENING STORIES ran well to the stretch and tired badly. ODR DEAR
was repeatedly taken back in the first half mile and was never given an opportunity to extend herself.
OUR BUI'S Y ian poorly.

Scratched — 58210 Uncle Sonny, 110.

THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (May 10, 1916— 1:50%— 4— 114.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olda
0Oi»0 • end upward. Claiming-. Net value to winner $800; second, $125; third, $76.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

580.59*DAN DiXAX \vn .5 hG 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 I Flet2lK-r C Jl Gilroy l;50.5il-lO0

Time. 24^'.. 49»,. 1:10%. 1:43%. Track fast.

$2 rnntmds p;iid, Edna D.. .$4.30 straiglit, $3.10 pl.nc-e, $2.50 show; Veomanette, $7.80 pl.ice, $4.<M
sijovv; Ga.st Ashore. $4.::t) sliow.

Equivah-ni l.o«»kiiig odds — Edn:» D.. 115 to 101) sn*aight. .55 to 100 [dace. 25 to 100 show; Yeomaimlle.
290 to loo pl.o-e, i;iO to lOO show; t.’asi Ashore. 115 to lOi) show.

Winner B. )', l.,v Balhd .Sailie S.. by Charaxiis (trained by E. Plu-l.-oi: bn-d by Mr. George Starr).
Went to ]M*sl at 2:49. At )M»st 1 )uiiiiite. Start ko*uI and slow. W<m driving; se*-oiid and third the
same. EDN.V D., wliile in elose pursuit of the early leader, s.ivod ground mi the turns and, eatching
VEOMA.NE'iTE at the sixteemh i>osl, was drawing c-le.ir at the end, YEOMANEITE set the pace and
was going easily in the early running, bat could not withstand the rusli of tlie winner. CAS3' ASHORE
began slowly and linisln-d fast. MAY GIRL laid to la* whiiiped away from the post and was tiring badly
at the cud. GAR had no mishaps.

g^QQQ“l rOURTH RACE— 1 Mile. (Oct. 21, 1919— 1;37%— 4— 125.) Purse $2,112.28. 3-year-olds
Oo^O-L and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner $1,512.25; second. $400; third, $200.

68071*OLD P'AlTHFl'L w.s .3 lul ;;
58136 MERCHANT v. 7 110 C

57983 ♦NEIA.E YORICE W' 5 Hd 2

58109 *BRITI.SH LINER w 3 9S 7

1*1 .5i 2** Ji B Parke D MeDermi

(i H 2H D C’nnelly J MePherso

IS 7‘ 7‘ r.« 3- L MoD’olt A Hill

.5 1‘ I'i ])» 4- 4= E .Scobie 'J' J Pendei

.58043 ROYAL DUCK \VR 3 113 8 G _ _ _

.58195* W.YVK w 4 104 5 7 G* Gft Gi G* G* A Wil.son A I.uzader lll5-lo*)

57341 *PRANK TA w' 4 104 4 4 2*' 4*» 7*i 7- G Field.s W R Applegate 2305-l«o

57337 MISS PROSP’RTTYw'U 3 J04 1 S 7*» S H S 8 J Kederis ^V Grater 3120-lUO

Time. 24Vs, 48. 1:13%. l:40ya, 1:62%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Old Faithful, $40.‘H) straight, $23.90 place, $8.90 show; Merchant, $4.60 place, $4.00
8l)ovv; Nelle Yorke, $4.10 show.

Equivalent hooking odds — Old Faith.ful, 1915 to 100 .straight, 109.5 to 100 place, 345 to 100 show;
Merchant, 130 to 100 place, 1(K» to 100 show; Nclle Yorke, 105 to 100 show’.

Winner — Br. c, by Horron — Smirr, by ('arnage (trained by D. McDcrmicl; bred by Mr. J. II. Byrd).

Went to post at 2:42. At post 1 minute. .Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same, OLD FAITHFUL showed sudden improvement and, moving up W’ith a rush after reaching the
stretch, outstayed MERCHANT through the last sixteenth. MERCHANT, close up from the start, was
rushed into the lead prematurely in the stretch and tired right at the end. NELLE YORKE came from
far back. BRITISH LINER set a good pace and tired. ROY’AL DUCK w’as done after going three-
<iuai-ters. FRANK F. ran well to the stretch. WAVE ran a had race.

Scratched— 576.53 Montillo, 98; 5790.5 Cant. Hodge, 109.

Oveiwveights — Merchant, 1 pound; 3Iiss Prosperity, 3.

RiTQ Q Q 0~FOURTH race— 3 - (May~ 8. 1917— 1:11 %-l6-^115.)~*Racelaud Purse7 Purse
OOmOO $1,200. 3-year-clds and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner $900; second, $200;

third, $100.

Index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners EquIt. Odds 8tr*t

\VR 3 113 8 G 4i 2*5 3**k fd M Ganicr

J Kederis AV Grater

Owners B g olv. Odds 8tr*t

D MeDermi* I 1945-lCO

.1 McPherson 290-K")

A Hill ,525-KW

'J' J Pendergast G70-100

B DavLs 220-100

A I. Header lllii-lu*)

W R Applegate 2305-l«o

Time, 24, 48. 1:14, 1:39%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Sailing B.. $7.40 straight, $4.40 place. $2.80 show; Bunga Buck, $7.00 place, $3.70
show; Lunetta. $2.70 show.

Equivalent booking odds — S:'.iling B.. 270 to 100 straight, 120 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show’; Bunga B
tuk, 2.50 to 100 place, 85 to 100 show: Lunetta, 35 to 100 show.

Winner — B. <•, by Trap Rock — Peccadillo, by Hastings (trained by H. McDaniel; bred by Mr.
August Itelmont).

AVeiu to iKist at 3:20. At post 3 minutes. Start fair and slow’. Won easily; second and third
driving. SAILING B. took the lead at once and, making the pace fast, won all the way. BUNGA
BUCK, caught in the barrier at the start, showed siulden impiovcment and raced in closest pursuit all
the way. LUNETTA raced well and finished gamely. SLIPPERY ELM ran fairly well.

Si-ra t died — .58064 - on t .1 1 v o, 97.

^ Overw eights — Sliiqao’y Kim. 1% pounds; Faunus, 2C».

e^OQOO FIFTH RACE- 1 1-16 Miles. (Oct. 7, 191G— 1:43%5-“&— 116.) Purse $1,612.28. 3-year-
olds. Claiming Handicap. Net value to winner $1,112.28; second, $300; third, $200.

'index Horses XwtPPSt % % Str Fin Jockey s Owners Equiv. O^dds Str*t

58008 BI RTHDA Y' w» 1 10.5 2 J 2‘ 2'i 2i 2- 1» J Callahan E J Salt 770-10<)

<58098)’=- OLD DAD WP. 4 102 3 3 P 1= l»i 1=* 2%. L Penman J I.um.sden 800-10*>

(58037) ATTORNEY’ w 3 107 1 1 .3h 4% 4^ 3% 3% F CTtiietti C P Winfrey 5G.5-100

58037 HITONEC? wn 3 90^ 4 4 5nt 6H 6^ 5* 4nW S Lowe P A Herold 890-100

57878 VETERAN wB 5 lOS 8 5 4% 3* 3“^ 41 51 F Ch’vftta A Sw’enke 4525-100

58127 ^BRIBED VOTER w 7 108 9 S 6-'* 5- .5nu 6*1- 6h L Morris B Harding G<)0-K)0

58101’*I.ADY LILLIAN w’B 3 93 5 7 9* 9H 8% 8=* 7« C Lang E Hankins 930-100

58208 ROSEATE W’B 3 100 10 10 8= 8* 7* 7>» 8=* H Brydges A C Niehaus 1480-100

58164 BRISK w 5 101 € G 7i 7** 9* 9* 9* J Moaney C I Wilson 360-100

.*^8208 DARN AY w G 108i 7 9 10 10 10 10 10 E Taylor

Index Horses AWtPPSt

( 58068 ) DISTINCTION w' 4 124 G 4

(58172 )CENTIMETER wB 3 107 4 G

58068 2 AMERICAN ACE wB .5 113 3 5
58106 2BROOKHOLT WB 4 119 5 2
E Hirm w~3in3 1 l

57468 FAIR GAIN W' 4 104 2 3

li I’i li in J Howard T C McDowell

4U 3‘i 2* 2= E Barnes G L Blackford

2* 2i 3i 3>» H J Burke E Cebrian

5» 4=: 4 - .4* «At Garner

3i D Scobie AY E Appl

E Scobie AY E Applegate
L McD’ott J Ileffeman

7*)- 100
676-100
93«0-100
445-100

363,5-100

.*^8208 DARN AY w G 108i 7 9 10 10 10 10 10 E Taylor J T Buckley 2695-100

Time, 23%. 48%, 1:14%, 1:40%, 1:47%. Track fast.

.$2 mutuels paid, Our Birthday, $17.40 straight, $8. SO place, $6.00 show; Old Dad, $7.60 place, $4.70
show: Attorney. $4.90 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Our I'.irtluhiy. 770 to ItK) straight. 310 to 100 place, 230 to 100 show; Old
Dad. 2S0 to 100 pla<-e. 13.5 to 100 show; Attorney. 145 to 100 show,

AVinner — P.. e, by Golden Maxim — Autolee, by Lettoon (trained by E. J. Salt; bred by Mr. A. A'.
Thoni:*8).

AVent to post at .3:49. At ix)st 2 minutes. Start good ami slow. AA’on driving; second and third

the sann*. OUR BIRTHDAY, after racing in closest pursuit of the leader, moved up after rounding
the far turn and. finishing gamely, got up to win in the last stride. OLD DAD raced into a long
load in the early r’.inniug, but was tiring at the end. ATTORNEY’ raced gamely and held IIUONEC
safe in the final drive. Tlic latter eJ<»sed a gap resolutely in the last eighth. A’ETERAN quit.

BRIBED A'OTER had no mishaps. BRISK pulled up lame.

Scratched— (5M 29) AVidow’ Bedotte, 109; ,5S208’M»‘rrini:K*. lOl; 57905 Spearleue, 95.

O v<‘rw<Mghts — Hmniec, 1V> pounds; A’eteran, 5; Brisk, 3; Darn a y, 2%.

SIXTH RACE— 1 1-lC Milec. (Oct. 7, 1916— 1:4S%— 6— 116.) Purse $1,412.28. 3-ycar-
^OiwOO olds and up'.vard. Selling. Net value to winner $1,012.28; second, $250; third, $160.
"index Horses AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str't

ivB 8 JlO 3 3 2* 3* 1“*^ J* 1* I Fletcher S Polk .510-PK)

r>8183-‘‘*0.‘^G00l ) w 5 112 7 .5 5h .',1 :;i 2* (! Lang B B Rice G<i5-100

58188 = * SUMMER SIGH wB .5 105 2 1 :inw 21 2= 2»» 3’* S Lowe T E Cri.st 415-FiO

5H129*P. G. KING w G 115 8 7 8 7** 7’** .5h 4% R Hol’way 1C E Mooar lS3<j-10G

.58168 = M AUK AVEST wR 4 110 4 G G* G'* G^ 4* ;5= 1, Morris .Sunnyland Stable I09O-IOO

58167 =L’EI’'FARE wn 6 107 G 4 1= IH 4* G\ G*» 11 Cl’mcnt.s (' Koehler 180-100

.58168 AV'EARY w’ 4 1V2 1 2 4’ 4»* .5*i 7" 7“ F C’ltilottl .1 li Murphy 158.5-100

« 57 7901 EDITH K. w’ 4 107 .5 .S 7»i 8 8 8 8 E Harb’ne .1 C Maye.s 10G05-100

57468 FAIR GAIN W' 4 104 2 3 G G G 6 L McD'ott J Ileffeman 363,5-100

Time, 22%, 46%, 1:11%. Track fast.

.$2 mutuels paid, Dis^tinction, $3.40 straight, $3.40 i>l:ice, $2.80 show; Centimeter, $5.10 place, $3.70
show’; American Ace, $4.)M) show’.

Equivalent Inwiking odds — Distinction, 70 to 100 straight. 70 to 100 place, 40 to 100 show; Centimeter,
1.55 to 100 place, 8.5 to DM) show’; American Ace, 100 to 100 show’.

AVinner — B, f, by The Alanager — Alanarka, by Allan-a-Dale (trained liy S. Chenault; bred by Mr.
Thonuis r. McDowell). ,

AVent to p*>st at 3:12, At post 1 minute. Start good and slow, AVon driving; second and third the

same. DISTLNCTION show’ed line speed ami set a great pace, but h:id to be ridden to her utmost at the
end. CENTl. METER moved ui> fast after going the first quarter, hut w’as brought wide into the stretch,
which cost liini the race. AAIERK^XN A('E raced prominently all the w’ay, but began tiring near the end.
l.ROOKHOLT raced gamely, but w'as ahvays outiiaeed. AC'E HIGH tired.

FIFTH RACE— 1 1-8 MUes. (May 10, 1916— 1:50%— 4— 114.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-oids

and upward. Claiming. Net value to winn er $800; second, $125; third, $75.

Ind ex Worses AWtPPSt % hfs % Str Fin Jockeys Ownera Equiv. Odds 8tr*t

58136 Y'OUNG A*DAM wB 5 110 G 4 1* 1'‘ 1= 1=* 1=* J Francis T F Devereaux 135-100

(57060) *McADOO w 9 104 3 8 4« 4* 4* 2»> 2* G Fields W Dondas 6430-100

58133 BRITISH MAID w 3 101 2 2 2% 3* 2«» 3*» 3= A Wilson W L Lewis 570-100

58109 LAZY’ LOU ws 7 106 7 G 3^ 3h 4- 4= M Garner Cain & Sanford 215-100

58214*AA’A R. wu 4 101 8 7 G» 6-"’ 6’ .5=* 5» B Parke J Lowe 3565-100

58190 BL’K AA’AT-CH II. w b 4 109 5 :5 .5= 5* 5= G* G« J Kederis AV AVoodard 1925-100

58190 TONEY’ LADY wB 4 106 4 3 8 7 7 7 7 E Barnes Stevens & Daly 2835-100

57679*MARY J. BAKERw’sb 3 9ii 1 1 7‘ Lost rider. V Thelen G P Baker 2560-100

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
WB 5 110 G 4 1* li‘ 1= 1=* 1=* J Francis

w 9 104 3 8 4« 4« 4* 2»> 2* G Fields

w 3 101 2 2 2% 3* 2h 3h 3= A Wilson

ws 7 106 7 G 3h 3h

WB 4 101 8 7 G» 6’’ 65

4 1* 1>‘ 1= 1=* 15 J Francis T F Devereaux

8 4« 4s 48 2h 2* G Fields W Dondas

2 2% 3* 2h 3h 32 A Wilson W L Lewis

G 3*1 2^ 3h 4= 45 M Garner Cain & Sanford

7 G» 6-5 65 .55 5* B Parke J Lowe

n .55 5* 52 G* G« J Kederis AV AVoodard

3 8 7 7 7 7 E Barnes Stevens & Daly

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

;; 2* 3* 1“*^ J* 1* I Fletcher S Polk

1 ;;nk 2- 2*»

2* (! Lang
35 S Lowe

H B Ri( e
'r E (T’i.st

.5H129*P. G. KING
.58168 2 MARK AVEST
.58167 2L’EI'FARE
.58168 AVEARY
(57 790) EDITH K.

W G 115 8
WR 4 110 4
W B r. 107 G
W’ 4 11 -2 1
w’ 4 107 r.

8 7« .Gh 4% R Hol’way E E Mooar

57679*MARY J. BAKERwsb 3 9ii 1 1 7‘ Lost rider. V Thelen G P Baker 2560-100

Time, 24%, 48%. 1:12%, 1:39%, 1:52%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid, Y’cung Adam, $4,70 straight, $3.60 place, $3.30 show’; McAdoo, $49.40 place, $18.20
show ; British Maid. $3.80 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Young Adam, 135 to 100 straight, 80 to lOO place, 65 to 100 show; McAdoo,
2370 to 100 place. 810 to 100 show; British Alaid, 90 to lUO show.

AA’inncr — (Mi. h. h.v Adams Express or Frederick L. — Maezie, by Caughnawaga (trained by T. F.
Devereaux; bred by Mr. II. (\ Halleiibeck).

AVent to post at 3;4’2. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow*. AV’on easily; second and third
driving. YOUNG ADAM ran as if much (he best, took a quick lead and drew aw’ay in the stretch
t‘i win in a canter. McADOO raced prominently all the v.;iy ami made a game finish. BRITISH
MAH) ran a good race, but tired in the last eighth. LAZY LOU dropped out of forward contention
in the last eighth. MARY' JANE BAKER lost her rider while racing forwardly.

Scratched — ,582752Miss Fontaine, 95; .58195 I41 Foudre, 104.

( ) ve rweights— Bi’itish YInid, 1 pound; Mar>’ Jane B-iker, 2%.

SIXTH RACE — Futurity Course (170 feet less than 3-4 niile). (April 23, 191$ — 1:09% —
I 7 — 110%.) Purso $1,000. 2-year-olds. Claiming. Net value to winner $800; second,

$125; third. $m

G* G'* G3 4* r»2 Morris

.Sunnyland Stable

G\ G*» 11 iTme-nts (’ Koehler
58168 AV'EARY w’ 4 1V2 1 2 4’ 4»* .5k 7" 7“ F (Mltilottl .1 li Murphy 1.58.5-100

(57 790) EDITH K. w’ 4 107 .5 .S ?k 8 8 8 8 E H.arb’ne .1 C Maye.s 10G05-100

Time, 23%, 48%, 1:15%, 1:41%, 1:48%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels pahl. Frankliii. $12.20 straight, $6.30 plaee, $4. Go show; Osgot*d, $8. SO place, $4,40 .show;
Summer Sigh, .$3,7o show.

Equivalent l>ooking odd>: — FranLlin, .510 to 100 straight. 21.5 to 100 place, 100 to KM) show; O.sgood,
:M0 to 1(H) pl.ue, 120 to UK) show; .Summer Sigh, 8.5 to UK) show,

AViiiiiei --('Jl. g, by Jim G a ft'ney-- Gliding By, by Argyle (trained by S. Polk; bred by Mr. William F.
Schulte).

Went to post nt 4:IS, At post 1 minule. St.art g«x><l and slow. Won handily; second and third driv-
ing. FRANKEI'n. c1os«* up from the start, took the lead on tin* stretch turn and held US(JC)OD safe at
I he end, Tlie latter came fast am! gamely wh**n well into the sli-eteh. SUMMER SIGH ran w’ell, but
tired after getting t*» tin* front for a )>rief iMuiod. J*. (J. KIXG.elosed a big gap and pulled np l:niu*.
M.\RK AVKS'J’ ran mo«Ierat**ly well. L’EFFARF. quit after g«.ing a half mile in the lead.

Scratched — .58037 Saminy .la.v, 105; 58167 Siesta, llO; .581 S3 -Walnut H:ill, 11.5; 5820$ Bar Om*, 110;
5790.5 tSpearlene. 105; .58167 Fredei’h k the Great. 110; .576<;9 Iron Boy, lUh

Index Horses

AWtPPSt

% %

%

Str Fin

Jockeys

OAvners Equiv.

Odds Str*t

58107 ♦IA)RI) aJ.LE.N

AV J07

.s

H

li

J‘i

1^

1*1

Scobie

'r J Penderga.st

J 70-100

58174 2BIL1.Y STAR

w 107

1

2

5.*.

.5-!

41

2'i

M

Garner

Montfort Jones

465-100

58174 KEICAB

AV.SB 107

2

1

n

E

Pool

G F Baker

1190-10*)

58174 ALOFT

w 110

5

4

2‘*

41

D

C’nnelly

Greentree Stable

680-10*)

581742 *BOBBED HAIR

W’B 98

4

rj

G-

6^ J

*4

5*

A

Wil.son

E R Bradley

1790-100

(57900) EVELYN WHITE

AV 100

G

7

8

s

s

()i»

f^

D'hmon

r T AA’orthingrton

5985-100

58192 C:OM’D’R McMEEKINw 112

3

8

72

72

7i

7nk

F

AA’einer

Marshall Bros

1080-100

57809 BRIGHT I.EAF

AV 106

7

G

4^

4(1

e.h

8

E

Barnes

Hal Price Headley-

670-100

Time,

22%.

47%,

1:00%,

1:10%

. Track

fast.

58234

i ndex Horsea

Ehu61*virk.\te

olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $1,112.28; second. $300; third, $200.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

Equiv. Odds Str*(

.57814 SOME BAEV w 10.5 2 5 2?. 1»' 3.1 L Penm.'in C I AVilson 2.500-10(

57587 FITZ-RO(ADLE WB 3 h'7 4 G 5= ,5«k 4* 4* J lleupc l I» T Richardson t;4('i0-lo(]

r»7897 2pRIDU: OF INDT.V \vu .5 111 .8 4 7"»^ 6-‘ .5* ,5h F Keogh S Ross 2.S0-KX

r»81642ARRAH GO ON wi: G lOS G 1 4A 41; G* G.^ 1, Morris .1 AV' Bean k'.O-KKl

(.56491 )TUE T..\MB W’4 11G’10 S 9‘= 7*‘ 7i 7= H (’I’lne’its A\’ A Buck 1110-l()i

r»7.522 HOBEA' Jt.AKER avb4 JIG 7 9 8* K.\ S-’ 8'‘ J Butwell AV' J Salmon 4 ;’m5-10(

I»7498 YIORONT wB 4 113i 1 7 G'l 9« 9-’ 9’‘ A Itichcr'k J Arthur 2::05-10f

58186 BROMELIA w 4 lOG 9 10 10 10 10 10 R R’anelli Mrs F A Clark 7175-10(

Time. 23, 472/5, 1:14. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. A’ihrate, $7,40 straight, $5.40 place, $.3,70 show; Helen Atkin, $20..'*, 0 pl.ace, $12.40
show’; Some Bah.v, $10..50 show.

Equivalent liooking odds — Vibrate 270 to lO*) straight, 170 to 100 plaee, 85 to 100 show; Helen
Atkfi), 915 to 100 place, ,520 to 100 show’; Some Baby. 425 to lOO show,

AVinner — Ch. f, by Andrew’ — Mary Morris, by A'ietory (trained by J, Fitzsimmons; bred by Mr. John
IT. Moriis).

AWnt to post at 4:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving. VIBRATE, aw’ay quickly and favored by her light impost, sprinted into a safe lead, but
came w’i«le on tiio stretch turn and lest ground, then finishml resolutely and w:is going aw’a.v at the
end. HELEN ATKIN, u forw’ard eonteuder throughout, ontgamed SOME BABY' through the final
eighth. SOME BABY’ tired after taking the lead. FITZ-BOODLE ran well. PRIDE OF INDIA fin-
ished close up. ARR.MI GO ON quit. HOBEY BAKER ran a . b.ad race.

Scratehe*! — ,58(M»l Motor Uoii, 111; (58164) Assn mption, 109; .57768 Faimns, 105.

Overw’eighU — Arrah Go On. 4 iMuimls. Moroni, 2%

$2 rautneUs paid. Lord Allen, $5.40 straight, .$3.60 place, $2.fto show’; Billy Star, $4.20 place, $2.90
show; Rekab, $5.40 show.

Equivalent booking odds — To)rd Allen, 170 to KM) sti’aight, 80 to 1(M) place, 45 to 100 show; Billy Star,
110 to 1(K) place, 45 to 1(M) show; Rekah, 17o t*» 1(M) show.

AVinner — B. c. by Frizzle — Mary King, by Fatherles.s (trained by L. Cahu; bred by Mr. .T. L. Tarlton).

AVent to post at 4:11. At post 2 mimites. Sturt goml ami slow. W«»n handily; second and third
driviii". LORD ALLEN, showing the most si>eed, raceil into the lead at onee and. .setting a fast pace,
lield BILLY STAR safe. BILLY’ STAR liad to work his way through and finished fast and gamely.
REKAB rai’od piDmincntly for the entire W’ay. ALOFT was speedy, but tired in the stretch. BOBBED
HAIR was going fust at the end after closing a gap. BRIGH'!' LEAF retired early.

Scratched— .56.548‘Kittie Maude, 99; .55446 Roh, 109.

Ovenveights — .Aloft. 3 imund.s.

SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-lG Milas. (April 25, 1821— 1:42%— 3— 103.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-
olds and upward^ Claixning. Net value to winner $800; second. $125; $76.

AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys

Bqniv. Odds 8tr*t

.58132 ‘TAN SON W’ 4 lo7

.579492 AMERICAN BOY’ W’sB 4 112
58044 = AVICKFORD w .5 K»7

(58136) *DIA NA W’ 4 K>G

.57 653* MISS NELL w’ 4 99

58109*NONSKID wb 3 9G

57653 DAN(!ING SPRAY’ w 5 104
57097 2COEUR DE FEU w 3 lOG

lA ]ii )u p» M Garner Cain Sanford

7 r.‘ 4h L»2 25 L’n ).] Pool AV L Y’oung

5 2i« 3* 3* 3« A AVilson B EYiend

S 4U ,r,-. 4.-. 4» 410 EYeld.s AV E Scott
:i 7" 7' 5 V,ii .5X .5* L McD’ott A Hill

1 :9» .5.^ (P Gi» E Anthony A Foley

4 8 G* T** 7* 72 R Davies Treacy &

R Davies Treacy & Walker
R Har’ton .T M Goode

950-100

505-100

243-100

150-100

7310-100

8066-100

1235-100

13910-100

Time, 23%, 47Vi, 1:13%, 1:39%, 1:46%. Track fast.

$2 mutuels paid. Tan Son, $21.60 straight, $9.00 plaee, $4,50 .show’; American Boy, $5.70 place, $3.00
show; Wickford, $2.90 show’.

Eqjiivalent l>ooking odds — Tan Son, 0.50 to 100 straight, 3.50 to 100 place, 125 to 100 show; American
Boy, 1.S5 to 100 place. .50 to 100 show’; AVickford. 45 to loO show’.

AA’^inner — Ch. g, hy Aeronaut — Tan, by St. Leomirds II. ((rained by W. M. Cain; bred by Mr. James
AV. Bean).

AVent to post at 4:-1.3. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same. TAN SON Avas well ridden. showe*l fine siu*e<l from the start in pac'einakiug and outstayed
AMERI(?AN BOY’. The latter Avas forced to race Avide, hut finished gamely, AA’ICKFORD was gaining
steadil.A' ami going best of all at the eml. DIANA ran a bail rate for her and much below’ her true form.
NONSKID tired badly.

Sera tilled— 5S1S9 Rapid Stride, 102; 58191 Plus Ultra. 103: 58175 Ring Rose, 101; 58215 Rep, 106.

LEXINGTON FORM CHART

LEXINGTON, KY., MONDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1921. — Lexington (1 mile). First day. Kentucky Jockey

( lub. Fall Meeting of 6 days. Weather clear; temperature 68°.

Stewards, (’has. F. I'riee, ,S. ('. Nuekols, Jr.. .\. G. I^onnrd and ('. Av’, Ila.v. Judges, AV’. H. Shelley,
N. H, YIcClellaiid and E, Jasper. Sta rter. A. B. Dade. Racing Seeretai-y, W. II. Sh elley.

Racing starts at 1:45 p. ni. (Chicago time 2:45 p. m.). *Imlicates apprentice allow’aiice.

O cr FIRST RACE— 3-4 liiie. (May 8. 1917— 1:11%— G— 115.) Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds and
upAvard. Claiming. Net value to winner $800; second, $125; third, $75.
index Horses ' AWtPPSt~% % % Str Fin Jockeys OAvners Equiv. Odds 8tr*t

FIRST RACE— 3.4 liiie. (May 8. 1917— 1:11%— G— 115.)
upAvard. Claiming. Net value to winner $800; second,
AA^»PSt~% % % Str Fin J^keys

(5806.>)* HONOR MAN wsb

5

106

S

4 li

2’a 20

1-

K

Scobie

G

F Baker

100-100

1 W W M .

year-olds, .

(57285)* ABLAZE

AVB

4

IMJ

1

3 2*i

5* 3'?.

i R

AlcD’utt

II

Oots

1020-100

value to AVinner $400; se

55582 DONA LORIOTTE

;{

ll»7

0

2 lU

3i G**

3“

F

Weiner

J

M Goode

3410-10*)

.57677 ^COLUMBIA TENN

AV

J

106

2

1 3'.".

V li

43

R

Davies

J

II Baker

8*25-100

Ind.

Horse. Wt.

57804* WAR PRIZE

AVB

3

1C9

5

7 6i

Gi 42

5**

B

Parke

F

Peyton

5810-100

57769

Olympiad 115

57093’ BYRNE

AVB

5

102

4

5 5 1

4i 52

6‘

G

Fields

W

’ Dondas

3050-100

58010

YV’ing PrinccllS

57804 *TALISMAN

AVB

4

ICt

6

G 7«

72 7i

7-’.

A

Wilson

A

L Kirby

280-100

58217

2 Maura 115

57434’JOHN HOSHOR

AV

2

1 *j 8

7

8 8

8 s’

8'

C

Dishmon

C

T Worthington

53*>5-100

57777

YI. Fraul’nd 115

Time. 23, 48,

1:12%

Track faat.

58217

C. Lefkovits 110

MAPLE HEIGHTS FORM CHART

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Monday, October 24. 1921 —
Ylaple Heights (one mils). Second day. Ohio State
Jockey Club’s In.nugural Meeting of 13 days.
Weather clear; temperature 62°.

StcAA-ards. Ed B:ing and H, Edw’ards. Presiding
Judge, F. AA’. Gerhardy. Starter, A\’. Snyder. Rac-
ing Secretary, F. AA’. Gerhardy.

Racing starts at 2:tK) p. m. (Chicago time 2:00).

Equiv. Odds.

ding Prince, 90 to 100 place, 60 to 100 show; Maura,
50 to 100 shOAA’.

Time, 1:06. Triick slow.

Winner — F. Wright’s ch. c, by Ferole — Olympia,
by Rock Sand (trained by F. Wright; bred by Mr,
AngAist Belmont).

Went to iK)st at 2:06. At post 1 minute. Start
gootl and sIoav. Won easily; second and third
driving.

i Overweights — Wedding Prince, 2 pounds.

58243 Second Race— 5-8 Mile. Purse $500. 8-
year-olds. Claiming. Net Value to
winner $400; second, $70; third, $30.

Bqniv. Odds.

$2 mulmds paid. Honor Man, $1.00 straight, $2.60 place, $2.50 show; Ablaze, $5.90 place, $4.70 shoAv;
Dona Loriotto, $6. SO show.

EquiA’alent lujokiiig odds— Honor Man, KM) to 100 straight, 30 to 100 place, 25 to lOO show; Ablaze,
395 to 1(K) plaee. l.'J5 to KM) show’; Doii.i I-oriotte. 240 to 100 show.

AVi!M)er— B. g, hy The Mauager — lima, by Hastings (trained by W’. Perkins; bred by Air. Thomas C.
AlcDowell)

Ind. Horse.

Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

58*217 =Plaudcl 115 L.rid.C O’ Mahoney G70-100

$2 mutuels paid, Ol.vmpiad, $29.60 straight, $12.00
place, $6.00 show'; W’edding Prince, $3.80 place,
$.3.20 show”, Maura, $3.00 show.

Equivalent liooking «>d«Is — Olympiad, 1380 to 100
straight, 500 to 100 place, 2U0 to 100 show; AVed-

68111’D’ond Dale

106

13

E

Fator

170-100

57375 Toreador

106

2’

W

Bog’wskl

U30^100

57823 CYibin Creek

K1

3^

C

O’ Mahoney

700-100

57779*Dora

98

4’

J Huntamer

360-100

5822 liFrippery

103

Bi

L

Aron

830-100

58221^’Jack Led!

103

6

E

Donahue

560-100

$2 mutuels paid. Diamond Dale, $5.40 straight.
$3.40 place, $2.60 show; Toreador, $6.60 place, $4.40
shoAv; Cabin Creek, $3.80 shoAv.

(Continued on tenth page).

DAIl.Y RACING FORM.

Tuesday, October 25 , 1921

LEXINGTON ENTRIES AND PAST PERFORMANCES
FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25

WflATHKR CliEARl TRACK FABT4

Raclns mrta at 1:45 p. m. (Chicago time 2:45.)
0 Saperior mud runnor. x Good mud runner.
l|; Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. •Apprentice
allowance, b Blinkers.

First Race— 3-4 Mile.

Purse $1,000. .3-yen r-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: May 8, 1917— 1: 11 Vs— 6— 115.)

Today’s

Ind.

Horse.

Wt. Rec. A.Wt.Han.

.%7770

bMeliora

.110 1:12 7

108X7.50

,^.823.’»

Columbia Tenn . .

100 1:12 .5

112X745

.%8108

Mabel G

.110 1:12 4

112X745

r.8189

bGipsy Queen

.10451:12% ft

112X740

.=-.8169

•Cozette

98 l:12=i 3

100. .740

nsi«»

•bGround-Swell

.112 1:11% 5

104X740

58133

Greenland

.11.5 1:13% 3

108X740

(.5«9«9>

Viola Park

.10141:14% 4

109 X 735

.58191*

bPort Light

.117 1:12% 8

1120735

.57807

*^Iiss Dora

.100 1:13% 3

100X730

(.57062)

Grace Miimrd ....

.102 1:14%, 3

105X7.30

58175

biting Rose

.108 1:13% 3

lOS. .730

I5S175

Penwell

. 97 1:13% 3

10.5. .725

.5«913

Southern Gentle

man (M)

.115 lilftVii 3

108. .725

.53913

Oraleggo

.115 1:15%8 3

108X725

.57776

‘bBv Right

.K»3 1:10% 5

lO4;li720

57007

Maysville

.112 1:14% 3

105.. 720

.58239

bBiack Watch II.(M)107 1:16 4

Second Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

110. .700

Purse $1,000. 3-year-olds. Clairaing.

(Track record: April 25,

1921—1 :42%— 3— lai. )

(.58241)

bTan Son

.108 1:40%

114X725

.58191

‘Plus Ultra

107X720

."*82.35

John Iloslior

1120715

.581 ;J3

bTlie Virginian 89 1:47%

Third Race — Futurity Course.
(170 feet less than 3-4 mile.)

106X710

Purse $1,000. 2-yeur-olds. Maidens. Fillies.
Special Weights.

(Track

record: April 23,

1918— 1:09%— 7

—110%.)

58236

Evening Stories .

112. .725

58236

Our Betsy

112X720

57978

Blue Deep

112X71.5

.58131

Canny I-^idy

112x715

.58170

Field Lark

112. .710

58066

Ambush

112.. 705

.54288

Beautiful Dream.

112. .705

58066

Lon ice ra

112. .700

Bonero Blue

112

.58212 Casey 110l:13"f. 105X740

(.58240) Lord Allen 109 1:13% 100 X 740

.57948 Stonewall 107 1:15% 97.. 730

Fifth Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

Purse $1,000. 3-j-ear-olds and upward. Claiming.

(Track record: April 25. 1921— 1:42%— 3— 103.)

.5819.53*l)Fair Orient 115 1:45% 8 111X750

.58214= *Guaranteed Ill 1:40% 4 10:i:lc745

5S191* •Amanda ItMi 1:47% 4 103X745

.581 S9 •bRapid Stride 108 1:47% 4 100X740

.58195 Harvest King 114 l:40y5 7 111X740

(.50774) ‘Starkey 112 1:45% 7 100.. 740

57977 ‘Jackstraw 109 1:40% 7 100.. 735

.57815 bBond 108 1:45% 7 111X73.5

.50945 ‘bPuts and (alls ...KG 1:48% 9 100X725

Sixth Rac e ■ '3-4 Mile.

Athens Purse.

Pur-xe $1,IKM>. All ages. Allowances.

PORT LIOHT, b.
(Trainer. B.

.58191 Church’ 1
£.7770 Latonia
57233 Latonia
56782 Latonia
55495 Latonia
6.5.146 liatoTiia
55234 Latonia
65197 Latonia
54918 Latonia
64547 Church’ I

MISS DORA, b. :
(Trainer, T.

.57807 Latonia
.57425 Latonia
56992 Latonia
56890 Latonia
66594 D’ shire
mm Ft. Erie I

56270 Ft. Erie
56216 Ft. Erie
56028 D’ shire
55468 Latonia

^ g. 8 112

McOarve/. Owner, W.

3-4 l:1.1%fast 35 110

3-4 l:13%fast 42 113

3-4 l:14%good 7 108

3-4 l:16%hvy 18 115

8-4 1:12 fast *'2 115 1

8-4 1:12%fast 27 112

3-4 l:16%hvy II 109
8-4 1:12%hvy 16 115

8-4 l:13%fast 11 112

8-4 l:12%faat 18f 110

f. 3 100

Devenaoz. Owner, T.

3-4 1 :17%mud 32 100

3-4 1:16 ^hvy 10 108

.3-4 1:18%hvy 11 104

3-4 1:13 fast 12 102

3-4 1 ;13%.good 43 100

6i f l:09%h\T 65 106

3-4 1:14 fast 53 106

3-4 l:15%good It 105
3-4 l:lS%hvy 9f 104
3-4 l:ll%fa8t 33f 105 ]

By Hambnrt— Monlngslde, by Meddler.

O. Bteaer),

4 3 5 2» 2U B Kenn’dylO Col. Taylor. Amanda . Plus Ultra

2 1 1 1§ 5* H J Burke 12 Diana, Sam Reh. Pluzey

6 7 7 7>» 9’= M Gamer 12 Sw’t Lib’ty, BigSon, LdGarrison

9 9 9 9 9*^ W Cnimp 9 Green Gold. Peggy C.. Bermont

1 11 10 8§ 8“ M Gamer 11 Yonneed. HonorMan, GipsyQneea

7 8 6 4* 3*1 R Har’ton 11 Clintonrille, Kinglike, Acclaim

• 6 5 8’i S* M Gamer 7 Dr.Carmen, SweetLiberty, Ruby

2 7 6 6* 6'= W Lilley 12 Orienra, TwinkleBlue, Col.T’jlor

7 7 8 8* 8’i E Pool 12 Sw’tLib’y, M.Fonso, EyesofT’tb

2 10 11 104 9*i C Th’pson 12 Yonneed. Hon.Man, BritisbMald

By Jaok Atkin— Domtl, by Darebin.

Deyereauz).

3 1 1 lb 8'J B Anthony 12 Furbelow, Dimples. Harold K.

3 1 1 6'i 92* M Gamer 9 Beg Pardon, Dimples, Sea Court

4 Lost rider. S McGrawl2 Donna Roma. R.is, Tulsa

3 2 2 4« 4*1 B Kenn'dylO Hereafter, GipsyQueen, Kinglike

2 2 1 2' 2b S McGraw 12 Icon, Hnmpy. Coca Cola

9 9» lO’i F Paul

1 3b 9»* F Paul
4 6b 8*1 F Paul
1 2* 3» F Paul

10 Hasten On, Ettahe, Greenland

10 LadyLuxury, Yonneed, WarTank

11 Coca Cola, DaneingGirl, Get’Bra

11 N’tstick, C. I/decker, Anticipate

12 CPtonrille. Geo.Starr. D.Oaraiea

GRACE MINARD, br. f. 3 105

(Trainer, J. M. HukiU. Owner, W. C.

(Track record: May 8, 1

(.5^0:19) Treasurer

(.5707.5) tAsia

.58210 JUnele Sonny

.5Si:i4 K’ap R<M*k

.5S192* Thibodaux

.58211 tTbaron

.57187= Dorothy Buckner .

.58134 Pindar P<»el

.58013 bTravesty

.58014 Hysteria

.5777.5 Image

.57491 Clem Tlieisen (M).

.58070 Marimba

.58010 I^idy Astor

.5:1787= tJentility

I .58190 Doyle (M)

r>7725 T uscolai

I 5.5290 Sandy Ljuul (M>..
ttl. J, Ix)ng entry,
tMontfort Jones entry.

5 — «-ll">>

2 98.. 725

2 95.. 720

2 98.. 720
2 98.. 725

2 98.. 71 5
.3 113X71.5
2 95X710

2 98X710

4 115X710
2 95X710

s 2 95X705

108X705
2 95X705
2 9.5.. 700

2 95X700

3 108.. TOO
:? 11(>. .700
3 105. .700

57062 B.Grass

oi f 1:09 mud 1

106

r>697'» B.Grass

5-8 l:00%fast 6

110

5C914 B.Grass

6-8 1 :02%mud i9-10 110

56X71 B.Gra.ss

5-8 l:01%mud

107

Col. Fair

6-S l:02%fa.st —

11.5

565.52 Col. Fair

5-S l ;00%fast —

lo:’.

66547 Col. Fair

5-S l:Ql%good —

10.3

.50637 Col.F:«ir

6-8 1 :01 fast —

lOS

56498 Latonia

•J-4 1 :13%fast 9

104 1

RING ROSE,

ch. 0. S

103

11 11 U‘ 11** P Paul 12 CPtonville. Geo.Starr, D.Oarmea
By Frontenao— Roses, by Wagner.

Goodloe).

U C VanDu’n 4 Gallant L:ul, R<»g, Dorothy Hines
2‘ C VanDu’n 5 Peasant, Mad.Byng. C’rdeFeu
2* C VanDti’n 4 M’mByng, ViolaPark. MissMinks
4^i C VanDu’n 5 I.onieLou. PeggyM’rtin, Peasant
1 C VanDu'n 3 Virgo. Maysville
3 G Fields 5 Maysville, Ijoj'alist. MadaraB.vng

1 G Fields 7 Mail.Byng, CoeurdeFeu, OiirAlice

2 C VanDu’n (» Mayflower, (’liisca. Loyalist

5 6 10= 11=’ M Garner 12 T.Xorris, W. Flower, EdGarrison

(Trainer,
68175 Church’ 1
67977 Church’ I
57559 Latonia
67070 Latonia
56762 latonia
65327 Latonia
65073 Latonia
65002 Latonia

J. Masterson. Owner, J. Masterson).

By Seth— Bom Bing, by BUppodrome.

1 1-16 l:46%fast 22-0 104 ]

7- 8 1:26%fast 7 108]

3-4 1:17%hvy 128 107
3-4 1:13 fast 45 107

3-4 l:15%slow 62 112 ]

8- 4 l:13?5fast 7 107

3-4 1:12%faat 37 107

1-4 l:ll%faet 31 106

’7 5 5J 8=® B Parke 10 Dantzic, M. Fontaine, Maveliona

'7 6 6*5 5* R Har’ton 15 Pl.Ultra, Fos. Embry, Gl.Prnoce

3 4 6b 7=* R Har’ton 11 J. Goodman, Meliora, Gr’d-Swell

9 10 10® 10== R Har’ton 11 J.S.R’doDi CncleVelo, RIs’gRock

10 10 10 9=* R Har’ton 10 Ruby. Columbia Tenn, Cozette

6 6 4=i 1= R 1101^^012 Penwell, Currency, Jacobean

9 9 9* 6=i N Barrett 10 Guv’nor, (]ozette, JaneP’nybakei

7 6 7ak 7»| X Barrett 12 Gr’d-Swell. Sirocco, Honor Mas

PENWEIX, b. f, 3

(Trainer, R, L. Frakes. Owner, Koha A Tbeisen).

By Diok Wellea— Pe:jslty, by Maratkoa.

Seventh Race — 1 1-16 Miles.

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.

Cyntliiana Hnndicap.

Purse $1,000. 2 year-olds.

(Track record: May 8. 1917— 1 : 11 V^— 0-115.)

58212= KOCKMINISTEU .121 1:12% 118X7.50

Purse $2.00t>. 3-year-olds
(Track record: April 25

5Si:i5“‘bHcrd Girl

.58193= bJouett

(.57810) bGeiienil Haig . . .
(.5s071 1 Marine (’orps . . .

5819:4= Easteside

.570.52= ‘bCantilever

.58193 Iten Valet

.58215 Rep

and upward.
, 1921-1:42%-
-.lOd 1:45%

. .112 1:44%

. .Ill 1:45%

. .112 1:47
. . 93 1 :4C.

. .113 1;1«%

. .107 1:40
..111 1:42%

Claiming.
-.3—103. )

4 111X750

4 112X745

5 109X745
3 103.. 740
3 100X740
5 111X7,35
:4 109X735
3 100X730

5S175 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:46%fast 66 104i 3 112

,58071 Church’ 1 1 1-16 1:47 fast 68 107 10 10 9 8

67622 Latonia 1 1-16 l:52%hvy 39 108 3 7 6 6

67113 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast 19 107 2 8 6 5

56818 Latonia 1 1-16 l:48%slow 10 107 7 6 6 6

56667 D’shlre 1 1-16 l:46%fast 7 98 1 10 10 9

66502 Windsor 1 l:40%fast 43-16 94 2 7 8 7
55474 Latcnia 11-16 1:47 fast 25 102 4 7 7 6
SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN, b. c. 3 108

(M)

(Trainer, K. Spence. Owner, W. V. Thraves),

Sb H Gray 10 Danlzic, M. Fontaine, Maveliona

7= 7% H Gray 12 Mar.Corps, M.F’ntaine, B.Mnid

6=®®6=* H Gray 8 R. Stone, Mavehona, G.Daugh’rty

4h 4== M Gamer 8 ElenncnG., D’ntyLass, M.J. Baker

6=1 5‘* E Pool 7 H.Girl, L.ickaw’na, Tawas’ntha

7* 7*i S McGraw 12 WalkUp, SirJ.Vergne, F.Shan’n

4= 4* A Gantner 8 Kirah, Koh-i-noor, Franklin
Si 3=1 H Gray 12 Cut Up, Hadherway, Acclaim
By Ultimus — Tsarina, by Kingston.

LKXINGTON JOCKKY^ PERCENTAGES.

From January 1, 1921» to October 11» 1021, InclnalTW.
At or I At or

Jockey.

PC.

Wt.

Mts.

lat.

2d.

8d.

Jockey.

P.O.

Wt.

Mta.

lat.

2d.

8d.

Davis, B

. .85

102

26

9

7

4

Murray, T. ...

.. .10

108

244

24

22

35

Rice, Jj

. .29

100

2

1

0

Smallwood, J.

.. .09

113

46

4

4

6

Lyke, L.

. .23

114

256

60

49

81

Smith. F

.. .08

102

187

18

15

11

Gamer, M. ...

. .20

106

398

79

67

65

Porretto, F. ..

.. .08

88

118

10

11

15

Pool, E.

. .19

107

487

82

78

79

Stack. G

.. .07

111

125

9

7

11

Pickens, A. .

. .18

104

238

42

42

8/

Collins, A. ...

.. .06

106

209

12

19

17

Oonuelly, D. .

. .17

110

138

23

21

18

Barnes, N. J. .

.. .06

102

140

8

17

13

Fields, G. ...

. .17

101

407

70

55

5ft

Carroll, G. W.

.. .06

100

135

8

IQ

20

Howard, J. ..

. .17

108

78

13

7

7

Heinisch, W. .

.. .06

118

94

6

16

6

Kennedy. B. .

. .17

104

265

46

88

46

Harrington, R.

.. .06

108

112

7

6

3

Burke, H. J.

. .16

109

873

59

44

49

Long, P

.. .06

99

35

2

1

8

Roberts, J. ...

. .15

113

162

24

16

25

Anthony, B. ..

.. .05

102

117

6

6

8

Barrett, N. ..

. .15

108

212

31

19

13

Groves, E. ...

.. .05

112

38

2

3

4

Gregory, H. .

. .14

100

296

40

42

28

McCoy, J

.. .04

98

182

8

20

22

Lilley, W. ...

. .14

117

112

1ft

7

16

Miller, 0. 0. ..

.. .04

95

27

1

1

0

McDermott, R.

. .13

106

149

19

15

20

Morrlfisey, W.

.. .04

108

138

6

14

10

Taylor, W. W.

. .13

114

86

11

7

18

Deavenport, J.

.. .04

114

23

1

6

2

Scobie, S. ...

. .13

9.5

823

42

46

48 ,

Shilling, H. ...

.. .04

108

28

1

4

4

Gray. H

. .12

102

41

6

11

4

Parrish, 0. ...

.. .02

106

42

1

2

8

Bamea, E. . .

. .12

105

845

62

47

61

Buel, C

.. .02

100

63

1

2

5

Kederis. J. ..

. .12

103

85

10

11

11

Scheffel, B. ..

.. .02

100

64

1

3

9

Lunsford, H.

. .12

111

239

29

86

26

Andress, W. .

110

28

0

0

3

Parke, B. ...

. .12

100

433

50

45

64

Corcoron, J. ..

95

2

0

0

0

Paul, F

. .12

108

140

17

13

21

Espenshode, B.

95

1

0

0

0

Grump, W. ..

. .11

112

108

12

18

11

Ro.*ieh, A

98

9

0

0

1

Wilson, A. . .

. .11

100

114

12

8

20

Robbina, E. . .

95

4

0

2

0

King, H

. .11

109

168

19

19

12

Btuder, 0

95

8

0

0

2

McOrsw, S. ..

. .11

99

81

9

16

7

Templeton, B.

101

19

0

1

0

Mooney, J. D

. .11

107

410

44

64

64

Glnley, F

98

12

0

1

1

Willis, 0. ...

. .10

106

227

22

19

82

Lancet, W. ...

100

3

0

0

0

Francis, J. ..

. .10

106

617

62

71

68

Pool, W

95

6

0

0

0

5CS13 B. Grass
.5CS7:> B.Gr.'iss
.56556 Col. Fair
,5r.55:j Col. Fair
51253 Latonia
51093 Latonia
.50979 Latonia
47046 Lex’ ton
46986 Lex’ ton

3-4 l:16%mud 32
5-8 l:03%mu«l
:M l:14%fast —
5-8 l:t)l%fast —
3-4 l:13%fa.st 21
3-4 l:13%fast 62
3-4 1:13 fast 44
1-2 47%fa«t 25f

1-2 48%£ast 31-K

47046 Lex’ ton 1-2 47%fa«t 25f 117 9

46986 Lex’ton 1-2 48%£ast 31-10 113 1

ORALEGGO, b. g. 3 108

(Trainer, H. Oots. Owner, H. Oots).

5=® A Alex’ der (» Fair Florin. M.iysville, Countess
L Canfield 6 Our.Mice, GiillantLid. MurtyLou
6 «; Latly Morrow. Our Alice, Elk ton

5 .5 Ix>uielx>u, MissM’ks. T.W’w’sF’t

7 T'i 7'= T Murray S L.Chanip, BygoncDays, L.Wid’g

G 9== F Wilson 10 T’stOffieial. C’rtView, Both’.at’n

4 lib 12*2 p Wilson 12 Gangway, Botheration. Merrimac

10 lOJ J Howard 12 Oent’ter, UncleVelo.SmokeScroen

5 41 44 T Murray 6 Runmic. Monsoon. St. Michael

By Dr. Leggo— Oratossa, by Ormonde.

5.3913 Lex’ton
63141 Sh’port
63030 Sh’port
62599 F.G’nds
519-24 Jef’.son
51409 Church’ I
51327 Church’ 1
51237 Latonia
61053 I.£tonia
60S1S Latonia
50661 Latonia

3-4 1:16 mud 21-5 102 6
5=. f 1 :0S%fast 3-5 107 2
6.i f 1 :ir> hvy 35 107 3

55 f 1 :06%fast 18-5 107J 4
5i f 1:0,8 fast 8 112110

3-4 1:14%fast 19f 115 13
3-4 1:15%fast 78 l'J9 13
3-4 l:15%slow 22 11.5 6

65 f l:08%fast 41f 115 7
55fl:07%fast 46 112 10

55 f l:0S%fast 22f 108 6

BY RIGHT, b. m. 5

6 6 4= 4=5 G Field 11 Melvin. Sure. Cobalt I>}iss

2 2 3= 3» G Stack 6 SeaCove, Y. Blossom, H. Rudder

4 2 lb 2* G Stack 5 Rustler, Lucy Kate, Y. Blossom

6 5 4= 25 N Barrett 12 Cel.Lass, G.Agramonte, M. Dixon

9 8 8= 7* J Gmber 11 Tan Son, Rolo, Winchester

9 9 7= 7*5 J GrubcT I.") Planet, BrownCheck, MissF’taine

13 13 9= J Gruber 14 King Rose, Natural, Lucy Kata

6 6 25 3* J Gruber 12 Acclaim, Undine, Chns.A.Byma

6 6 3= I’i J Gruber 12 Kas, Big Son, Pinecrest

11 10 10= 9“ J Gruber 12 Scot.Chief, SocialStar. RingRoM

2 4 5= 6=5 J Gruber 12 Maehiavelii, T’sentha, Natural

By Cunaxd — Skyo, by Goldcrest.

(Trainer, G. Denny. Owner, J. W. Deckers).

7776 Latonia 1 1-16 l:49%slow 2Sf 108 10 10 10 10 10 10'- » T Murray 10 YoungAdani, Dr.Rae, Serv.Flag

57677 Latonia 3-4 1

57093 B. Grass 3-4 1

56971 B.Grass 5A f 1

MAYSVILLE, b. f, 3

3-4 l;12%fast 62£ 103 11
3-4 l:l7%mud 4 113

5A f l:07%fast 9 112

(Trainer. J. H. Nichols. Ownm*. J. H. Nichols).

11 11 11 11=* R Har’ton 11 Orlova, Clintonville, Col’biaTenn
5 = = J Sm’wood r> Miss Prosperity, Peasant, Byrne
1* J Sm’wood d Maysville, GaPtl^ad, MissMinks
By Cavalcadoux — Hill Top. by Clifford.

FIRST RACE— R-4 31ile. ::-year-ol«l.s anil upward. Claiiuiii;^'. (3lay 8,
1J>17 1:11 1-5 G 115.)

Index Coarse Dist TimeT’ekOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Finish

.">7007 B.Grass

5-8 1:01 mud

(i

1T2

4= L

Canfield

5

Gal. I.rnl. PeggyMartin. C.deFeu

£7(:(R B.Grass

:i-4 1 :15%mud

3=

106

5= C

VanDu’n

5

Oiuntess, Tony Beau, I’eg.Martin

5G971 B.Grass

5i f l;07*bfast

7-10

107

0 ;

VanDu’n

ft

ByRight, Gall’tLad. .MissMinks

50913 B.Grass

3-4 l:lC*f,mu<l

8

107

ii® R

Davies

ft

Fair Florin, Countes.x, Crutches

56874 B.Grass

5?. f l :10%mud

107

4 * c

VanDu’n

ft

Haman. Madam Byng, TonyBeau

56.160 Col. Fair

5-S l:02%faat

—

113

i 0

Willis

3

Grace Minard. Virgo

L6555 Col. Fa i?

5-8 l:01%fast

—

110

3 0

Willis

r»

C’r de Feu, Madam Byng, Mascot

56552 Col. Fair

5-8 l:00%fast

—

103

1 0

WillKs

5

I.rf)yali8t, G, Minard, MadamByng

5(i539 Col. Fair

3-4 l;15%fast

—

105

3 0

Willis

7

Miss Prosperity, M.Byiig, Byng

BLACK WATCH H , b. g, 4 (M)

110

By Macdonald n

. — ^Black 'Venus, by Kantaka.

(Trainer, W. Woodard. Owner, W. Woodard).

MELIORA, ch. m, 7 108

(Trainer, W. Perkins. Owner. R. L.

57770 Latonia 3-4 l:13%fast 11-10 110 4

57359 Latonia

3-4 l:17%hvy

3-5

109

3

1

1

67269 Latonia

3-4 l:12«i£ast 41-10 106

5

3

3

56510 Windsor

3-4 l:ll’%fast

51

109

6

3

8

56406 W"indsor

3-4 l:18%mud

2

107

4

1

1

65761 K’worth

3-4 l;14%good 5

105

1

1

1

55522 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

7-6

112

2

3

3

6B1(» Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast 41-10 108

1

1

1

65115 Latonia

8-4 l:12Vi£ast 17-10 107

7

6

6

tDead heat.

COLUMBIA TENN. b. g. 6

112

(Trainer,

J. H. Baker. Owner,

J. H.

Baker).

58233 Lex’ton

3-4 l:12%fast

S

KKi

1

3

1

67677 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

10

112

2

1

1

673,Vi Latonia

3-4 l:l»i%hvy

13-10

116

3

1

1

66943 Latonia

3-4 1 :12%f ast

6

112

4

2

1

56762 Latonia

3-4 l:13%slow

9-5

1131 2

2

1

65273 Latonia

3-4 l;12%fast

24

no

2

4

5

65078 lAtonia

3-4 l:12%fast

15

115

4

6

8

64753 Latonia

3-4 l;16%mud

6

110

8

8

8

64654 Latonia

3-4 l:13%fast

4i

115

5

4

4

MABEL G„ br. f. 4

112

(Trainer.

J, Whitlow. Owner,

W. 1

B.

Payne).

58108 Church’l

3-4 l;12%fa.st

G

lOS

1

3

G

57722 l..atonia

3-4 1:13 fast 23-10

107

6

5

3

57333 J.Htonia

3-4 1 :16%hvy

18-3

110

1

4

3

6C7C2 I,atonia

3-4 l:15%slow

6

109

5

8

7

653G9 Latonia

3-4 1 :ll%fast 4.3-10

113

2

4

4

66273 I.Atonla

3-4 l:12%faat

6

108

6

6

4

65115 I.Atonia

3-4 l:12%fast

7

105

4

1

1

GIFSY QXnSEN, b. m. 6

112

(Trainer.

A. Newman. Owner, 1

I. P

. Baker)

,

r.X189 Church’l

3-4 l:12%fast

6

I06i

G

6

6

57977 Church’l

7-8 1 :26%fast

8

113)

5

3 3

4

67804 Latonia

3-4 l:15%mud

10

107

2

G

6

57677 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

18

107

7

8

8

67562 Latonia

3-4 l:l.’i%hvy

17-5

107

2

1

1

57491 Latonia

3-4 l:14%good27-10 107

G

6

4

67166 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

10

106

8

8

8

B6890 Latonia

3-4 1 :13 last

5

107

4

4

4

65379 Latonia

3-4 1:13 fast

57-10 106 11

9

7

COZETTE. b.

f. a

100

(Trainer,

P. Coyne. Owner. G.

J. :

Long).

.5SJ69 Church’l

3-4 l:12%fast

15

100

8

€

7

580:(8 Church’l

3-4 1 :12%fast

37

103

4

2

3

57722 Latonia

3-4 1:13 fast

11

99= 3

1

2

67200 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

26

98J7

10

10

57037 Latonia

3-4 l:14%good 14-0

100

2

4

4

66762 Latonia

3-4 1 :15%slow

17

101

6

6

4

53391 Li Ionia

3-1 l:12%£ast

8

102

7

8

10

65272 Latonia

1 1-16 l:46%.£a8t

5

l‘)0

6

6 7

6

651C8 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast 17-10

93

7

8

G

65073 I.Atonia

3-4 l:12%.fast

14-5

99

3

8

6

GROUND-SWELL, ch. ra, 5

(Trainer, W. St. Vincent. Owner, J. L. Earl).

By Ultimus— Altiora, by Lamplighter.

laker).

3 6 45 4= E Pool 12 Diana. Sam Reh. Fliizey

1 1 1= 25 B Scobie 11 J.G’draan, Gr’nd-Swell, 'T.McGee

3 3 3= 3‘5 E Scobie 8 Blue Paradi.se, Rnby, Furbelow

8 8 3b 8*4 S McGraw 10 Fort Bliss, Knklux, Orlova

1 1 1=5 1= E Pool 8 Ruby, Hereafter, Anticipate

1 1 2=5 3*5 E Pool 12 Fitz-B’dlc, R.Traveler, Cahalan

8 3 2= It* L Lyke 8 Col. Taylor, G.-SwcR. S.Liberty

1 1 1* 1= E Pool 11 Gr’n Grass, Cozette, SaddieRing

6 6 7= 6* E Pool 10 MabelG., Gr.-Swell, Clintonville

By Handridge — Please Welles, by Dick Welles.

sker) .

3 1 n 4=i R Davis 8 Honor Man. Ablaze. 1). Loriotte

1 1 1= 3* H J Burkoll Orlova, Clintonville. St. Michael

1 1 lb 3* W -W T’Iorl2 Rapid Stride, Mabel G., Doric

2 1 2b 4=1 W W T’lorl2 M.Thony, G’iaFrance, Clintonville

2 1 2« 2* W W *norl0 Ruby. Cozette, Mabel G.

4 6 6’ 6=5 F Smith 8 Redmon, Guv’nor, Marvin May

6 8 9 9=" N Barrett 9 BuddieKenn. MarvinMay, Kstero

8 8 6* 6*3 N Barrett 8 Hadrian, M.arvin May. S. Combe

4 4 6= 6*5 J Butwell 12 Marvin May, Dodge, Meliora

By Marta Santa — Miss Present, by The Tartar.

lyne).

3 6 7= 7= O Willis 10 Cl’tonville, J. Goodman. BenBolt

5 3 1= 15 J Francis 12 G’d-Swell, Harloek, Glo. France

4 3 3= 2=5 E Scobie 12 RapidStride, Col’biaTenn, Doric

8 7 4= 4=® J Francis 10 Ruby, Columbia Tenn, Cozette

4 4 6=® 6* L Lyke 8 Redmon, Botheration, RapidDay

5 4 65 6= O 'Willis 8 Redmon, Guv’nor, Marvin May

1 1 1* 1* O Willis 10 Gr.-Swell, Clintonville. S.Liberty

By Marathon — Zinfandsl, by The Conunoner.

ker).

6 6 4- .1 Francis 8 B.ofElizubi-thtown, Fluzey. Pyx!

3 4 45 4*5 H Lunsf’d l.'l Pl.Ultra. Fos.Embry, Gl.Frai oej

6 6 6* 6’= J Francis 7 A. A. Akin, Ruby, Cot. Blossom

8 8 10* 9=® J Francis 11 Orlova, Clintonville. Col’biaTenn

1 1 1* 1* J Francis 11 Bichelien, Service Flag, Ras

6 4 45 4*5 J Francis 11 S.Liberty, G. -Swell, II.Burgoyne

8 8 8 8*® A Wilson 8 Honor Man, Furbelow, Orlova

4 4 3* 2* J Francis 10 Hereafter, Kinglike, Miss Dora

9 7 44 2»k J Francis 11 Youneed, Col. Taylor, The Ally 1

By Sain — Semprits, by Bomproniiu. {

€ 7 55 5*2 B Parke 10 M.tbeTime, BenBoll. I’nckVelu

2 3 4“b 6=5 J Kederis 9 Rapid Day, Redmon, St. Michael

12 6= 6*i B Parke 12 MabelG., Gr’nd-Swell, Harlocfe

10 10 8* 8*4 G Fields 12 Abadane, Redmon, GloriaFrance

4 4 35 S* E Scobie 11 HonorMan, G.Grold, RapidStride

6 4 35 3* G Fields 10 Ruby, Columbia Tenn. Mabel G.

8 10 10= 10=t L McAtee 11 J. Daisy, Bud.Kean, Botheratioi)

7 6 7* 6® G Fields 10 Jim Daisy, Ace, Miss Fontaine

8 6 6= 3* E Scobie 11 Meliora, GreenGrass, Sa’dleRing

8 6 4b 2= E Scobie 10 Guv’uor, J.P’nnybaker, Kingllk#

Bt Whitk Broom II.—'Rcokwater, by Lanreato ml

58239 Lex’ton 1 1-S l:52%fast 19 109 5 5 5

5S190 Church’l 1 l:39%fast 61 112 9 10 6

58133 Church’l 3-4 l:13%fast 16 107 15 11

68012 Church’! 1 3-16 2:01%fast 26f 112 9 8 6

57977 Church’l 7-8 l:26%fast 8f 112 11 8 10

57096 B.Grass 5-8 l:04%mud 9 110

56965 B.Grass 65 t l:09%slow U-6 116

56875 B.Grass 3-4 l:20%mud 110

109 5 5 5 5 6= 6’« J Kederis 8 Y. Adam. MeAdoo. Briti.sh Maid

112 9 10 6 5 4= 4®5 J Kederis 14 Tw’kleBlue, Berm’t, WillowTree

107 15 11 11 11=511=* A Wilson 15 Judge Pryor, Tharon, Bermont

112 9 8 € 8 55 5*i J Kederis 11 M. Corps, M.Rappold, Ton. I^idy

112 11 8 10 10 10= 10=« J Kederis 15 PlusUltra, F.Embry, Gl.Franco

110 6== L (Canfield 5 Rog, Beeswaw, Virgin

116 3*5 J Robbins C Zaiuer, Nan, Marine Corps

110 6== J Robbins 5 Crutches, Dulce Tokalon, Byng

SECOND RACE 1 1-lG CS-year-oliiM. C’laimiuj;:. (April

1:4:: 4-r. — ;t —

TAN SON, ch. g. 3

(Trainer, W. M.

114

Owner. Cain

."8241 Lex’ton 1 1-16 1 ;46%fast 10 107 2 1

58132 Church’l 1 1-16 l:46%fast 11 101 5 3 2

67817 K’worth lm70y 1 :51%slop 6 108 3 6

57734 K’worth lm70y l:45%fast 41-10 102 1 1

67606 W’dbine 1 1-16 1:48 goodS3-10f 107 9 9
57431 W’dbine 3-4 l:i:i fast 18 109 5

57373 Th’cliffe 3-4 1:13 fast 19 97

57318 Th’cliffe 1 1-16 1:.50 mud 12-5 96
66599 D’ shire 1 1-8 l:52%good43-10 108 2 1
56-142 Windsor 1 1-16 l:50%slow 8 111 5 2

56307 Ft. Erie 1 l:41%hvy 23 95 2 3

PLUS ULTRA, br. g, 3 107

(Trainer, J. Lowe. Owner, J. Lowe).

58191 Church’l
58108 Church’l
67977 Church’l
57770 Latonia
57457 Latonia
56992 Latonia
66714 Latonia
66522 Latonia

3-4 1 :i:i%fast 16-5 112 6 1

3-4 l:l2%fast 18 HI 8
7-8 l:2G%fast 24 110 8 6

3-4 l:13%fast 39 114 6

3-4 1:18 hvy 16 1125 1

S-4 l:18%hvy 61 102 7

3-4 1:16 hvy 39f 1015 9 ]

3-4 l;12%fast 170 101 4

JOHN HOSHOR. b. g. 3

('Trainer, C. T. Worthington.

By Aeronaut — ^Tan, by Bt. Loonards XX.

Sanford).

1 1'* !•» M GarntT 8 American Boy. Wickford, Diana

3 3=5 3*i A WMlson ft Ben Valet. Cimarron, Runzaf

7 7=® 7== E Pollard 8 Austral, T.F.MoMahon, T.Desert

1 2* lb II Thur’oer ft Darn:iy, SmartMoney, S’timental

8 6= 5*5 H ThurberlO Roseate, King Trojan, Asteri.sk

4 3= 3*5 E Pollard 10 I^ady Luxury, Jagu. (Tormonan

6=5 T Brooke 12 T.Nephew, Icon, Flagging Spirit

4® C Lang 0 Diomed, Brisk, Joaquina

2 35 4*5 E Pollard 7 Cnbanita, Osgood, Sir Clarence

1 1* 1* E Pollard 8 G. Fringe, K.Trojan, Merrimac

6 6* 6* B Harb’ne 8 King’s Champion, BettyJ.,^ Fizer

By Von Tromp— Dally, by Gigantenm.

6 4= 4=5 E Barnes 10 Col. Taylor, Port Light, Amanda

7 6= 6* B Kenn’dylO Cl’tonville, J. Goodman, BenBolt

2 1= 1=5 J D M’neylo Fos.Embry, Gl.Franco. G.(Juoen

9 65 6* M Gamer 12 Diana, Sam Reh. Fluzey

1 1* 1=5 L Lyke 12 BritishMaid, Shipmate. HaselW*

4 6* 7=® G Field 12 Donna Roma. Ras, Tulsa

9 8= 8*= B Kennedy 11 W. Flower, Easteside, WhlteStaa

7 6 * 6® J McCoy 8 Col. Taylor, Meliora. Gr. -Swell

By Light o’ m* Life— Imprint, by Knight of the

582.‘}5 Lex’ton
,574;{4 W’dbine
67189 Th’cliffe
5SC97 D’shire
55999 D’shire
65213 Ham’ton
64926 B.Bon’ts

3-1 l:12%fast 53 168 S S

1 1:41 fast 9-5 95 2 1 2

3-4 1:13%fast 11-5 104

1 l;38%good 6 107 5 3 3

1 l::m5fast 10 111 :J 2 2

3-4 l:15%fast 7 112 7 7

2-4 1 :14%fast 8-6 112 3 1

Owner, C. T. Wortliington) .

5460R Thomcliffe 3-4 l:14%good 6 112

B2<»19 Tijuana 1 l:42%slop 9-10 100 4 3 8

THE VIRGINIAN, ch. o, 3 106

(Trainer. K. Spence. Owner, K. Spence).

58133 Church’l
67807 Latonia

:i-4 1 :13%fast 36 109 14

3-4 1 :17%mud 12f 108 11

57459 Latonia 1 1-16 l;52%hvy 10 107 7 7 6

67425 Latonia 3-4 l;16%hvy 12 104 9

553G8 Latonia 1 1-16 l:47=/f;fast 17-5 110 9 8

65252 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast 65 110 2 I

55024 Latonia 1 1-4 2:05%fast 33-10 97 2 2

64756 Latonia 1 1-16 l:5S=.-,mud 17-5 106 1 1

64481 Church’l 1 1-4 2:08%slow '/ 89 3 2

S 8'= (' D’hmon 8 Honor Man. Ablaze, I). Loriotte

3* 3®2 H Jones 4 Bastille, Irish Jig. Kentish Boy

1* II Jones 12 Mary Reigel. Tubby A.. Sheba
25 2‘ J H Burke (1 Montalvo. B’gaBnck, Fitz-Boo«lle
2= 3=2 B Parke 9 MissPetite, Old Chap, All R. Sir

6= 6=5 H Salad In 12 Soc.Star, Gr’dDaddy, VicMunoa

1* 1=5 H Saladin 9 Tan Son, Social Star, Perhaps

l*=b H Saladin ft Soc.Star, VicMunoz, GiltFringe
3b 3* M Sl’ghter ft Uyampom, Nebulous, Cahalan
By Colt— XogUtiUa, by Looohatobee.

13* 13== H J Burke 13 Judge Pryor, Tharon. Bermont
85 7*5 E Barnes 12 Furbelow, Dimples, Harold K.

9=5 9== E Scobie 11 BlarneyStone, SeaCourt, Kama

6 4 4"k 5*5 E Scobie 9 BegPardon, Dimples, SeaCourt

8 6 4 Fell. T Murray 9 JakeFcld. RapidStride, Fifill.

Lost rider, E Scobie 12 May Bodine, LougbRed, Cut Up
2 3 3 25 2® E Scobie 4 Whirling Dun, Jetsam, Corydon

11 1 1= 1=5 E Scobie 11 Black Rock, Nordeck, Romper

2 2 2 4 4*5 E Scobie 4 Hono.Boy, AlexJr., FairOrlent

5S169 Church’l

3-4 l:12%fa.st

5

108

1

8

8

8=

8«t J

Kederis

10

M.tbeTime, BenBolt, XlueleVolo

5808S Church’l

3-4 l:12’%fast

16

103

1

5

5

7i

7*5

B

Parke

9

Rapid Day, Redmon, St. Michael

57722 Latonia

3-4 1:13 fa.st

7

107

2

6

G

4ui

t 25

E

Scobie

12

MabelG., Harloek, Glor. France

57.559 Latonia

3-4 1 :17%hvy

8

109

6

6

6

3=

3*5 E

Pool

11

JoeGoodmeu, Meliora, T.McGee

57491 J.<atonia

3-4 l:14%good

3-2

112

2

3

2

2*

2b

T

Murray

11

S.Liberty, H-Burgoyne, G. Queen

SrjGQ J..atonia

3-4 l;l2%fast

26

111

4

2

7

7i

7*

T

Murray

8

Blue Paradise. Ruby, Meliora

67166 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

17

116

3

3

4

6‘i 6=*

W

W T’lor

8

Honor Man, Furbelow, Orlova

6.5522 Latonia

3-4 l:12%fast

11-6

112

1

2

2

3*

3*

H

King

8 Col. Taylor, Meliora, Sw.Llberty

GREENLAND,

ch. g, 3

108

By Broomstick— Hansa, by Hamburg.

(Trainer,

W. M. Cain. Owner,

Cain & Sanford)

58133 Church’l

:i-4 l:13%fast

IGf

112

8

rj

5

io*

ion

E

Pollard

1,%

Judge Pryor, Tharon. Bermont

67402 W’dbine

1 1-lG 1:48 fast

16f

94

6

3

2

2

2=

3*

McD’ott 11

3Iaoge F., Joan of Arc, Exhorter

:>7.347 Th’cliffe

1 l:10%good

11

IW

6*

E

Pollard

12 Black Top, Broadview, W.alk Up

.57283 Th’cliffe

3-4 1 :15%.fast

13-5

112

5*

B

Pollard

12

Humpy, Dora, Secretary

50696 D’shire

S-4 l:i:(%fast

11

97

4

6

5

6b

6*J L

McD’ott 11

Tubby A., Merrimac. Sister Flo

56,594 D’shire

3-4 l:lS%good 6

11.5

3

5

5

4 =

5*

B

Pollard

12

Icon, Miss Dora, Humpy

56440 Windsor

11-16 1:51 slow

9

101

1

2

2

6

6*

L

McD’ott

9

Franklin, Austral, Darnley

56408 W’indsor

1 1-16 l:52%mud

60

100

6

1

1

0

2*

2*

I.

MeD’ottlO

Guldine. Court Fool, Joan of Arc

Ft. Erie

3-4 l:14%good 21

111

6

1

1

lb

5*

E

Pollard

10

Thor. Way, V. Welles, Phan.Fah

VIOLA PARK, ch. f, 4

109

By Dick Finnell — Viola Vail, by Jean Bereaud.

(Trainer,

W. Grater. Owner, W. Grater).

56969 B.Grass

5-8 l:01%fast

18-5

113

15

F

Paul

ft

Rog. Zaiiier. Virgin

56914 B.Grass

5-8 l;02*76mud

3

m

.3*

F

Paul

4

M’mByng, G. Minard. MissMiuks

56557 Col.Fai .-

3-1 1:15 fast

—

113

3

D

Conn’lly

4

Loyalist, Byng, Thramaii

56562 Col. Fair

5-8 l:00%fast

—

,s

5

Maysville. I»y«list, GraeeMinard

56,544 Col. Fair

5-8 1 :04 hvy

—

121

2

J

Robbins

ft

Mc.Vdoo, GallnntLad, PappyTom

Gr.537 Col. Fair

.5-8 1:01 fast

—

110

5

ft

Mayflower, GraeeMinard. Chisca

53999 Tjox’ton

::-4 l:l7%hvy

.50

109

6

5

7

8*

J

Francis

10

E.ufVouth. roh’tl.;iss, Bet>;|n(U

53871 Lex' ton

3-1 l:17!'6hvy

27

106

5

6

7

7*

S’*

J

Francis

lu

Rag.-izza, 'I'lie Nephew, LouieLou

'i'HIKD R -Fiatiirlty C«*iir«e (170 Icsm than B-4 iiiilel. li

.^laiileu.s. J‘'*illleK. Si»eci:il 'WelKrhts, (Aiiril liM, 1!HS 1 :OS) '

::-year-old.*i,
-7 llOMs ).

EVENING STORIES, b. f, 8 (M) 112 By Helmet— Bedtime Sterlet, by MarU S&nU.

(Trainer, W. Perkins. Owner, M. 0. Moore).

6 Le.x’ton FO l:l»)l5fa<»t 21-M 112 2 2 2 3-5 4=-5 E Pool 7 IjUgs. ('autious. Ida McGee

1 Church’l 55 f 1:08 fast 112 2 1 2 65 5% E Barnes 12 Radiola, Bios. House. Wake Up

5 Church’l 3-4 l:14%fast 1 112 3 1 1 1= 2b E Barnes 8 BlackBetty, WhoC.Tell, E.Vale

8 Church’l 3-4 l:14%fast 11-5 112 9 6 3 3= 2* E Barnes 13 Reliability, Bl’kBetty, BI.Deep

3 ]..atonia 3-4 1:18 mud 6 109 7 6 5 6* 6=* B Pool 9 Moon Winks, Lugs, Spods

3 Latonia 6-8 l:(K)%fast 24 H5 8 • 10 10=®10=* H LunsTd 11 Bob.Hair. M.Wintor. InqulsltlM

Bt BETSY, b. f, 2 (M) 112 By Huott-Maiy Le Bus, by 8t. Savin.

(Trainer. J. S. Hawkins. Owner, A. L* Ferguson).

(Trainer,

W. Perkins. Owner,

M.

0.

Moore).

.5X226 Lex’ton

FO l:10l5fa«»t

n-10

112

2

2

2

58170 Church’l

5i f 1:08 fast

112

2

1

2

5S066 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

1

112

3

1

1

57978 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

11-5

112

9

6

3

578^13 ]..atonia

3-4 1:18 mud

5

109

7

6

5

6600:1 Latonia

6-8 l:(K)%faBt

24

U5

2

•

10

OUR BETSY.

b. f, 2 (M)

112

.‘8226 Lex’ton
57771 Latonia '
57G75 Latonia
57492 Latonia

Ft! l:10*5fa.«t at

1 l:40%fast 9-5 109 Left at the post. B Parke

6® R ilar’ton 7 Lugs. Cautious. Ida Mctlec

.3-4 l;H%fast 41-10 112 7
65 f l:08%good 11 112 9

u7!>63 Latonia

3-4 l:13%fast

21-

•5 112

7

7

6

57201 I.atonia

f l:08%fast

10

112

10

10

7

f.G76:j Latonia

6J f l;03%alow

13

113

7

8

8

55577 Latonia

bi f l:07%faat

9

109

4

4

4

55523 Latonia
BLUE DEEP,

6i f 1:08 fast
h. f. 2 (M)

14

11"

112

7

8

6

(Trainer, A. Baker. Owner. A. B. Hsncook).

5797S Church’l
67771 Latonia
.57675 latonia
66763 Latcnia
65235 LJitonia
65CU4 Latonia

3-4 1:H%fast 19 112 7

1 1 :40%fast 14 109 I

3-4 l:l4%fast 14 112 3

55 f l:09%slow 27-10 113 10
6-8 1.06 hvy 15 H2 3
6-8 l:02%slow 38 112 4

I post. B Parke 8 'rhiboditux, Lt, Colonel, BlueDcep
4“b 3=5 B Parke 11 Asia, Reliability, Megan
45 4® A Smith 10 Georgette, Marimba, Canny Lady
4* 4*1 B Konn’dy 7 M.Wiosor, Ge’rgette, Bl’ckBetty
35 3* F Smith 12 Modnu, Megan, Plunella
4* 4®J W Andress 12 Glyn, M’aretWInsor, CoIIefeGirl
4* 4*5 H LunsTd 6 Pegasus, Hepbaistos, Fusee
4* 8=1 L McAt**e 8 Crossless. Black Flag, Scandsl
By Wrs.ok — ^Msria Frances, by Sir Dixon.

5i 4* H J Burke 13 Reliability, Eve. Stories, B.Bc'iy
3* 3* E Pool 8 Thihodau-x, Lt. Colonel. Charline
3b 6* K Pool 11 Asia, Reliability, Our Betsy
8=5 8=* B Pool 12 Glyn, M’aretWinsor. (!ol!epH:Url
2= 2* E Pool 10 Riga, TheCol’sT..:idy, NancyLSne
71 717 Smith 10 S’taClara, Pb’mBlue, BillandOtw

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

DiVTLY RACINa FORM.

UAliRX hADl, b. f, S (H) U:: Rj Jack Alkiu— &i«orweU, bjr 8t. RU1»«. M M il It AC i:

(Trainer, W. B. Finnegan, Owner, W. F. Knebelkamp), I'll l-“» <»—

r.si;{l Church’ I 5A f l;07^fast C:; 10!» 1 7 4 4» 4“ K McD’ott » Lt. Col., ird’t’n Maol, Itro.JiJm • < •

t*;978 Church’l 3-4 l:14%fast 57 112 2 4 9 10* 10** T Murray 13 Reliability, Eve. Stories, B.Betiy TREAfiTTREB br c 2 (M)

CV*r75 Latonia 3-4 l:14%fast 7 112 1 2 2 8* R McD’ottll Asia, Reliability, Our Betsy (Trainer *A Baker (

C7621 Latonia 65 f l:12%hvy 18 115 3 6 3 2* 2* R McD’ott 10 Marimba, Cliarline, Brass Tacka "on*ia Vhurch’’l ’ .'1-4 i l.'lWs

67492 Latonia 5| f l:08%good 117 112 2 2 2 3* 3» R McD’ott 10 Georgette, Marimba, Our Betty 07048 Latonia 3-4 1:14 g(

.58i;{l Church’l

54 f 1 ;07Aiifast

o<>

F!»

1

7

4

5’;978 Church’l

3-4 l:14%fast

57

112

2

4

9

5V675 Latonia

3-4 l:14%fast

7

112

1

2

2

57621 Latonia

64 f l:12%hvy

18

115

3

5

3

57492 Latonia

51 f l:08%good 117

112

2

2

2

67394 Latonia

6^ f IKlSAislow

95

112

7

7

6

67201 Latonia

6i f l:08%fast

25f

112

9

U

U

FIELD t.a-rtt,

b. f, S (M)

112

•SIXTH II AC*i: ;;-l 4|||c. Athrns Pnrisr. AIIA.s;t*.N.

I 111 7 1:11 l-r» ii 115.)

AII4»«\ aiiccN.

3- 3- K MclJ oiTJU ueorgeue, manmoa, our Betty -Ti^g Latonia
6* 6‘* R McD’ott 10 Louanna, Red Wingfield, Spodt 54373 Church’l

(Trainer, A. Baker. Owner, A. Baker).

580.39 Church’ 1 .3-4 l :1.3%fast 7-3 115 3 1

57048 Latonia 3-4 1:14 goodl9-10 112 1 2

54378 Church’l 4J f 63%fast 47 115 7

(Trainer, K. Spence. Owner, X. Spanee).

.58170 Church’ 1
r,m:r, church’l
57944 Church’!
57771 l.atonia
57075 Latonia
5V526 l.atonia
67C63 latonia
67201 Latonia

5J £ 1:08 fast 25 107 11

3-4 l:14%fast 22 112 €

7- 8 l:28%fast 14 109 4

1 l;40%fast 17 109 3

8- 4 l:14%fast 20f 112 6

3-4 l:13%fast 13£ 98 6

3-4 l:131^fa8t 24 112 5

6i £ l:08%fast 17 112 7

By Short Oratt— Suptrl, by The Oemmoner. (Tnini, I

O'* 9«3 E Scobie 12 R.ndiola, Blossomllouse, WakeFp x^tonla

5* 5-i R McD’ott S li’kBetty, E.Stories, WhoC.Tell Latonia

6* 6** E Scobie H Maximac, Bojnl, Idcat. Colonel

6i 6»i T Murray 8 TIiilKMl’x. L’t Colonel, BlueDeep UNCLE SONNl
6* 6* T Murray 11 Asia, Reliability, Our Betsy (Trainer, J

6J 4* B Scobie 12 FlyBall, BlackBetty, Fincaitle 68210 Church’l

6* €*• B Scobie 7 M.Winsor, Ge’rgette, BCckBettf 68131 Church’l

ASIA. b. f. 2 96

(Trainer, P. Coyne. Owner, O. JT. Long).

.3-4 l:14%fa.st 7
3-4 1 :13%fast 7
6i f 1:10 slow 8

UNCLE SONNY, ch. c. 2
(Trainer, J. C. Milam.

Owner, Montfort Jones).

4MBUSH. b. f, 2 (M)

58000 Church’ I
5V4!42 Latonia
6(128 D’shire
5*.816 K’ worth
55009 Conn’ht

Owner, Nevada Stock Farm).

8 10 10* 9** T Murray 12 Modna, Megan, Our Betsy
By Atbellng II. — Celesta, by Sempronius.

68210 Church’l 7-8 l:20%fa.st 14 115 1

68131 Church’l 5i f l:0753fast 6-5 112 8

CAP ROCK. cb. c, 2 98

(Trainer. J. C. Milam. Owner, Montfort Jones).

581.34 Church’l 7-8 l:2‘i%fast ,5() 112 10 11 le 7

By Ogden— Rosabel, by Omtondale.

1* 1*J B Barnes 11 Lieut. Colonel, Settle, Fincastle

24 2* E Pool 10 BndFislier, Bro..Ioliii, Lt. Colonel

C* 6** S Wide 12 Royal Palm, Bet Mosie, Lags

By Sain — Booma, by Alvesoot.

2* l*i J Kederis 11 Reliability, Our Betsy, Meg.in

6* 6‘* J Kederit 7 M.Winsor, Ge’rgette, BIVkBetty

6 4ti J Kederia 6 Lil.MaeK., Dlx. O’Day, F. Lark

By Uncle — Ballymena, by Adam.

I.

3= 1* E Barnes 11 OtirDe.nr, SnmFrank, Wake TTp
6* 6* E Barnes 9 Lt. Col., B’d’t’n Maid, Bro.John

By Trap Rock— Moulin Rouge, by Himyar,

3-4 l:14>Afast

18

112

7

6

.7

6^ 6‘*

B

Parke

8

B’kP.etty, E.Stories, WhoC.Tell

57809 I.Atonia

3-4 l:17%mud 29-10 112

3

2

3

3‘5 4®

M

Gamer

64 f l:0S’Higood

73

112

6

9

9

10 10* >

B

Parke

10

Georgette, Marimba, C.anny Lady

.57.391 Latonia

3-4 1:15 slow 4 109

2

5

8

6h 5®

M

Garner

6-8 1 :61%good 7

110

2

5

5

610 011

E

Denny

8

Bewitch, Fedora, Zack Terrell

5703.8 I..atonia

3-4 l:ir)%good 22-0 112

1

2

1

1® 1»®

M

Gamer

6-8 l:00%fa.«5t

33

110

2

3

4* 4»®

E

Denny

8

DarkAges, L.MaeB., B. Bumps

56944 I,atonia

5S f 1:08 fast 12-5 115

3

2

1

2»k 3i

E

Scobie

6-8 l:015tfast

7

113

5

7

8

8® 7**

E

Denny

9

Truro, Fast lYial, Billy Dunn

56783 Latonia

54 f l:09*V.hvy 17 116

4

4

4

4* 4®

E

Scobie

BEAUTIFUL DREAM, b. f, 2 (M) 112
(Trainer, J. Curl. Owner, J. Curl).

By The Managed-Dream Girl, by 'V’oter,

56715 1-atonia
55496 I.atonia

64 f 1 :10%hvy 5 115 6

64 f 1 :07%fast 4-6 113 6

6* 6** M Gamer
6* 6*1 M Gamer

7 Smiling I.rfid, Tiilane, Ilamet

8 Washington, Tnlaiie, RmilingT.<ad
.S TomHare.lr., Smil’gLad, Tulane
8 BillyBru.sii, Ilepliaistos, Pegasus

54288 Church’l

44 £

53%fast

ST,

110 .3

54232 Church’l

4i f

54%fa.st

26

11.5 4

54099 (Church’ 1

1-2

47vtfa.st

7

115 6

LONICEBA. b.

f, 2

(H)

112

(Trainer, T. Johnson. Owner,
r.MlOG Church’l 3-4 1 :iP -,fasl t.3

BONERO BLUE.

First start.

.3 3 3* 4** J Howard C Whirl, Atta Gal, Field Lark THIBODAUX,

4 C 64 6* .T Howard 11 Bonus, lie Good, Atla Gal (Trainer,

6 6 6* 6*2 J Howanl 9 BerniceK., N’gbtyNisba, At.Gal 5S192 Church’l

By Leamence — Dorothy Perkins, by Cesarion. Church’ I

Watts) . 57771 Latcnia

Lott at the post. F Rmilh 8 B’kP.etty, E.Stories, WhoC.Tell 67^48 latonia

FOl'RTH IlACF. P,- 1 Alllo.

1017 1:11 l-.% G lir,.)

ROCKMINISTER. ch. o, 8 118

(Trainer, J. G. Milam. Owner, Montfort Jones).

ryiilliinnn Ilnn<lic:ii». < Hay S,

57918 Church’l
57771 Latoni.a
57C48 J..atonia
5T560 Latonia
5W9C Latonia

7-8 l:2.-*^.fast 6*
7-8 l:2(>i:sfast 6f
3-4 l:l2%fa.st 46
1 l:40^fast 41

1(1.3 4 .3 2
112 4 1 2

1095 6 r.

112 7 11

2-4 1:14 g04»d 214 112 6
U-4 1:17%hvy 13 112 9

64 f l:hi%ru.st 48 112 8

By Friar Rock — Mallard, by Star Shoot.

r,s212 Chundi’l
.58192 Church’l
68042 Church’l
57C50 I..atonia
67597 Latonia
67272 Latonia
66994 Latonia
66719 Latonia 1
65527 Latonia
65389 Latonia
66076 Latonia

CASEY, b. c, 2

7-x i:2r-;f.f:i.sL »; 117 2 4 4

7-8 l:2r.%f.MSt 24 115 « 0 5

1 1 :.38%fast 5 122 6 6 6

1 1:40 good 1-3 116 8 7 7

1 l::»%fast 11-10 118 6 10 10
3-4 1 :12%£ast 8-5 116 3 3

3-4 l:17%hvy 9-5 118 6 6

64 f l:10%hvy 34 115 1 4

2- 4 1:12%Cast 6-5 121 1 4

3- 4 1:12%fast 1-5 118 2 6

6-8 l:00%fast 11-5 119 1 2

4*» 2* 1) (^onn’lly Id .T.I’owdro, .T.Finn, Fair Phantom ,

2* in E Scob'iO 8 M. Fallon, T’bodaux, (kMcM’kin '

8* 8‘* F Keogh 9 Startle, Rocket, .Tohn Finn J;,’. ,

7* 6^i II Lunsf’d 8 Yoshimi, B..Mt)sie, Bill and Coo ,

12 4* F Keogh 11! St.nrtle, John Fiun, June Grass ^^.>71 v \ ind.s c

4J 3* M Garner 8 li’dalbane, B. Brush, F.Ph.mtom DOROTHY !

8* Ink M Gamer fi Pegasus, M’thaFallon, G’teWare (Trainer

3* 3*4 M Garner 8 J.Bowdre, LinaClnrk, BillyBrusb ."7187 Th’clif

2^ 2* M Gamer 6 Bet Mosie, U. of Allah, YoshimJ 5r.-.95 D’.shin

4*4 4*i W Wiliey 8 Miss Joy, Bonus, Fair Phantom ."ni87 Win<l.s<

2< 2n L Lyke 6 JohnFinn, Wash’gton, Q.Garden .5G437 Winds<

THIBODAUX, ch. c, 2 98 By Cunard — Electro, by Electioneer.

(Trainer, "W. L. Lewis. Owner, ’W. L. Lewis).

Church’! 7-8 1 :3.">^.fast 6* 10.3 4 .3 2 4 3* 3* B Parke 8 R’kmin’ter, M.F’lon, C.McM’kin

Church’l 7-8 l:26s«Sfast 6f 112 4 1 2 3 24 3* B Parke 14 Precious I.,ula, Bonus, Cap Rock

Church’l 3-4 l:12%fa.st 46 1094 6 5 6 6** H J Burke 7 F.Phnntoin, C’legeGirl, B.Fisher

Latoni.a 1 l:40^fast 41 112 7 11 1 1§ 1“ II J Eurke 8 I..t. Colonel, BlueDeep, CbarPne

Jjatonia 2-4 1:14 g04»d 214 112 6 6 4 64 €’• H J Burke 1(1 BudFisher, Treasurer, Bro.Joba

I Latonia 3-41:17%hvy 13 112 9 99 9* » 9** T Murray 10 Tulane, Clonghjordan, Mazimsc

Latohlw 64 f 1 :hi%fu.st 48 112 8 8 8 8 «*• D Conn’lly 8 BillyBrnsh, Hephalatos, Pegasus

lEON. b. o, S 113 By Sain— Azuoena, by Pardee.

(Trainer, B. 'Wllllama. Owner, G. J. Long).

(’hureh'l 3-4 l:I2%fn5d 1* 102 4 2 4 4* 4 ■! (1 Fi'^lds ." Mlle.DuzIo, Calt.alon, B«»(lieration

<?hurch’l 3-1 1 :l3"f.fa.st 21 -.7 109 1 2 2 24 3" .1 1> M’neyl.'i .VgePryor, Bcrmcmt, Botherat’n

Church'l 3-4 1 ilL'-’.-.fa.st 10 102 6 5 4 4* 4* G Fields 11 .T’nS. Reardon, Cahalan. IjastOne

Latonia 3-4 l:14M-.good 10 ]<h> 6 5 3 3* 2'* B Parke 7 Ben Bolt, Kunx.af, Sikliiin

l.atonia 3-4 1 :12vH.fu.st 8 Pm; 4 6 5 4* 3«4 K Barneg 7 Ace High, Jtunzaf, MLs.s PeMte

I Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 9 107 6 6 4 6 * 4*4 J I) M’neyll J.S.R’don, UmleVelo, Ris’gRoc k

: D’. shire 3-4 1 :134f.good 15 97 o 5 4 4* 3* A Gantner T» Home Baby, Mtn.Man, F.-Boodle

"Wind.sor 3-4 l:14%slow 20 106 6 6 6 4* 4* J D M’ney 8 Some Baby, Dodge, MidnightSun

Wind.sor 3-4 1:16 slop 21 108 4 4 4 4* 2‘| J D M’ney 8 Some Baby, Tubby A., Chow

LOTHY BUCKNER, b. f, 2 95 By McGee— Elizabethan, by Hamburg.

(Trainer, C. T, Worthington. Owner, C. W. Moore, Jr.).

' Th’cliffe 51. f 1:08 fast 2 107 2* X Foden 8 Devonite, Push Pin. Wessie B.

PHAEON. b. o. 8 113

(Trainer, B. 'Wllllama. Owner, G. J. Long).

r.Si'll (’hun h’l 3-4 1 :12%fn5it 102 4 2 4

.5.812.3 t^hun h’ I 3-1 1 :l3"f.fa.st 21 -.7 109 1 2 2

5J<01 1 Church’l 3-4 1 :12-’:.fa.Mt 10 102 6 5 4

57617 Latonia 3-4 l:11M-.good 10 ]<m> 6 53

57:.’.:7 Latonia 3-4 1 :12vH.ru.st 8 Pm*, 4 65

57070 Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 9 107 6 6 4

56674 D’ .shire 3-4 1 :13^good 15 97 o 5 4

5(r4C5 'Wind.sor 3-t l:14%slow 20 106 6 6 6

36.371 Windsor 3-4 1:16 slop 21 108 4 4 4

(Trainer, W. Perkins, Owner, G. F.

5S212 Church’l

7-8

l:24%fast

‘J-:.

110

F 7

7

8

9i

9'

» E

Barnes

68107 Church’l

3-4

l:12%fast

9

310

7

7

6

6®

6*i E

Barnes

64837 Latonia

5-8

1:05 hvy

29-10 121

1

3

3

2®

2®

E

Pool

64517 Church’l

44 f

53 fast

9

125

8

5

6*

6*J D

Pool

64142 Church’l

4^ £

65%hvy

1-5

122

3

3

2h

1*

D

Conn’ll;

64102 Church’l

1-2

46%fast

31-10 111

2

2

Vh 1®

E

Pool

63982 Lex’ton

1-2

48‘M,niud

6-5

122

2

2

2*

2*

H

King

63850 Lex’ Ion

1-2

48%mud

1

110

4

1

1®

1®

E

Pool

LORD ALLEN,

b. 0,

2

100

By

Frizzle— Mai

(Trainer, L

. Cabn. Owner, T.

J.

Pendorgast),

58240 Lex’ton

F(!

1 :ini5fa.m

17-10

F7

3

1

1

VI

1*

E

Scobie

58107 Church’l

3-4 l:12Ahfast

20

302

2

3

3

44

4*

E

Scobie

By Vulcain — Incendiary, by Lamplighter.

9“ E Barnes 30 ,T, Bowdre, K’kminisler, .T. Finn

* 6®i E Barnes 7 It.o’Bl’k, F. Phantom, Jir’dalbane

® 2* E Pool 4 MissJoy, BankerBrown, Col. Boy

* 6*1 D Pool 8 Fair Phantom, Miss Joy, Aloft

\ 1* D Conn’lly 5 Reka. Braedalbane, Royal Palm

1* E Pool 5 L. Allen, Adventure, B.f’mHome

* 2* H King 4 Rekab, Llewellyn, Ijord Allen

.* 1* E Pool 6 QuinceGarden, FastTrial, Spods

By Frizzle— Mary King, hy Fatherless.

5rr.95 D’.shire ."»i f 1 :07%good 19-10 112 1. 2 1 21 3-’l .T H 13urke 9 B’mpetyBuinps, BillvDunn, Alva

.-.n 187 Wind.sor 3-4 l:12*f.fa.st 31 107 3 2 1 1»> 2n J H Burke 7 Aloft. Billy Dunn, ()rma Dale

.76437 Windsor 5>. f 1 :10tislow 9 112 2 1 1 li 1“ J H Burke 9 S.Ad.sms, Li’iiMaeB., DelhiMaid

55972 D’shire 5-S l:0l"ifast 21 llOi 7 6 3 4* 6«i H Saladin 11 .TakeP.erger, S.Prince, Lil.MaeB.

55636 "VVindsor 5-s 1 :0***ffa.st 1.7 113 4 3 4 3i 31 II Saladin 12 Marble, B. Dunn, Bred at Home

55583 Ft. Erie 5-8 1:01 l^fast 27-10 111 3 2 1 1* 3'J H Saladin Id Mo.ss Fox II.. Marble, Clansman

PINDAR. PEEL, ch. c, 2 98 By Jack Atkin— English Esther, by Lord Esterling.

(Trainer. J. O. Whitlow. Owner, F. E. Course n.)

.78134 Church’l 7-8 l:26%fast 6f 114 3 6 12 14 14 14*** IT Lunsf’d 14 I’reciousLula, Bonus, Thibodaux
57IB6 Latonia 3-4 l:16%hvy 4-7 115 3 2 2 1* 1"*^ O Willis 8 Demos. Lugs, Tulane

57234 Latonia 3-4 l:14<4good 17-5 112 4 4 4 4* 4» O Willis 9 Montjoy, Demos, Clonghjordan

57038 Latonia 3-4 l:15%goodl3-10 112 8 6 6 6J O Willis 8 Cap Rock, Tulane, Demos

IBAYESTY, b. o, 4 115 By BaUot— Coy Maid, by Kingston.

PINDAR. PEEL, ch. c, 2

57:B6 Latonia 3-4 1:16%hvy 4-7 115 3 2 2

57234 Latonia 3-4 l:1414good 17-5 112 4 4 4

57038 Latonia 3-4 l:15%goodl3-10 112 8 6 6

rEAVESTY, h. o, 4 115

(Trainer. J. I. Smith. Owner, H. H. Hswltt)

S I’.illy Star. Rekab, Aloft

67982 Church’l
57496 Latonia
57116 Latonia
55076 Latonia
54921 Latonia
64686 Latonia

6'4948 Church’l
67114 Latonia
56821 Latonia
65500 Latonia
55295 Latonia
55114 Latonia
54946 Latonia
64733 Latonia

3-4 1 :12145fast 8-5 105 3
3-4 1 :13%good21-10 109 1
3-4 1:13%fast 16 112 7

6-8 liOOVsfast 17 119 6

6-8 l:00%fast 2i 107 4

4i f 53%fast 2i 111 2

6^J E Scobie
E Scobie

7 B.o’Bl’k, F, Phantom, Br’dalbane 5^237 Latonia

9 Glyn, Georgette, Rekab
9 Bernice K., Topmast, Lugs

7-8 1:25 fast 81
3-4 l:12%fast 79
ll;38*ifast 25
1 1-8 l:51%fast r>lf

57075 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :46^,fast 60

56320 Latonia

6*» 7*i F Smith 30 Carpenter, Washington, B. Brush Fair

6** 5*J W MoPsey G J.Finn, Itockminister, Wash’toii 5^545 Col. Fair

6** 5*J W MoPsey G J.Finn, Itockminister, Wash’toii
1* 2n« N Barrett 4 Itockminister, Rekab, Topmast
4* 4* F Smith G JohnFinn, Qu. Garden, Pr.Welles

By Jim Gaffney — Gipsy Love, by Cesarion.

58013 Church’l 7-8 1:25 fast 81 110 2 7 6 6 6* 6»* D Conn’lly 7 Ab.*idane, WlilteStar, JimDaisy

57725 latonia 3-4 l:12%fast 79 109 8 7 7 6 * 6*« F Paul 8 Ace High, Abadane, Jim Daisy

57368 Latonia 1 l;38*5fast 25 106 5 5 4 4 6* 6*5 B Kenn’dy 8 B’ngaBuck, Easteside, Wickford

Latonia 1 1-8 l:51%fast 51f 98 4 7 9 9 9* 9** B Parke 10 Itangoon, Woodtrap, Parader

Latonia 1 1-16 1:46^, fast 60 98 2 2 2 2 2* 2*J B Kenn’dy G BlackieDaw, Mavehona, Ac’erste

Latonia 3-4 l:14%slow 66 107 11 12 12 10*110** H J Burkel2 RoyalDick, BenBolt, Ace High

Col. Fair 1 1-8 l:51%fast — 114 ID Conn’lly 4 Af’rNight, M.Pr’perity, M. Patty

Col. Fair 3-4 1:15 good — 110 1 D Conn’lly 10 Byng, Elkton. Crutches

Latonia 1 1-8 l:51%fast 64 105 3 4 4 « •*• 6** P Smith 7 S. Gr’tings, S.Prince, M’rseJohn

iTERIA, br. f, 2 95 By Transvaal — Tickolette, by Dalhouale.

(Trainer. H. McMahon. Owner, J. L. Pentlut).

(’hurch’l .3-4 1 :i:l^*fast 14f 110 !•> 14 13 l.j**ir.’« A Pickens 1.5 Omnipot’t, BemiccK., Su. Prince

Latonia 55 f l:07%fast 15£ 109 12 12 12 12 12*3 A Pickens 12 BriglitLeaf, Col.Girl, Prec.Lula

Latonia 3-4 l:15%hvy 8 110 2 2 3 26 2** A Pickens 7 Glyn, TheColonel’sLady, Pumps

56545 Col. Fair
56526 Latonia

3-4 l:14%slow 66
1 1-8 l:51%fast —
3-4 1:15 good —
1 1-8 l:51%fast 64

HYSTERIA, br. f, 2

K. Spence. Owner,

K. Spence).

.".soil Church’l

.3-4 HF^ifast

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3-i l:1225fa.st

57

107

7

7

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7

F, Phantom, C’legeGirl, B. Fisher

57727 Latonia

5 i f l:07-"?3fast

15£

109 12

12

12

12

12«2

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oi f l:07%fast

64

K>9

4

4

4

6* R

McD’ott

7

AA*olf’s Cry, Janku, Billy Star

57564 Latonia

3-4 l:15%hvy

8

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2

2

3

2h

21*

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Pickens

55 f l:07-%slow

7

113

7

7

7

7

730 T

Murray

7

Braedalbane, Carp’ter, Yoshimi

57126 Latonia

64 f l:10%hvy

16

112

4

4

3

24

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Pickens

5i £ 1 ;07 fast

6

110

6

5

3

32

3®i H

Lunsf’d

6

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57391 Laonia

3-4 1:15 slow

16£

106 10

11

13

12

11*®

A

Pickens

bh t l:07®i£ast

10

112

9

9

9

9

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Murray

9

BriglitTrash, L’yMother, Randel

56595 D’ .shire

6i f l:07%good 17

112

3

3

4

6*

A

Pickens

6-8 l:01^fast

7-5

Ho

1

4

3

2i

11 T

Murray

12

The(3ol.’sljady, Etli.Vale, Fedor*

56487 AVindsor

3-4 l:12%fa.st

31

105

2

7

5

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5-8 I'.O'Jl^fast

10

109

9

6

6

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Murray

12

Article X., Salamander. Dad

56403 AA’indsor

6i f 1:11 mud

6

113

7

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Pickens

H f 56 mud

19

102

5

6

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(> Colossus, AVm. Uldt, Dad

56053 D’shire

5-8 l:0.">Vcihvy

8-5

109

2

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55972 D' shire

6-8 l:01%fast

11

112

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7

6

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FIFTH RACK 1 1-1 G Miles. R-yt

2.-;, 1D21 1:42 4-r» 2 102.)

FAIB ORIENT, ch. g. 8 111

(Trainer. W. Perkins. Owner, R. L, Baker).

5819.5 Church’! 1 1-4 2:07 Vsfast 27-10 108 3 4 4 :t

6810'J Church’l 1 1-16 l:47*<;fast 31-10 314 10 7 6 5

57724 Latonia 1 1-4 2:07r'fast 39-5 113 6 6 6 5

67599 Latonia 1 1-16 l:45%faet 20 113 6 6 6 6

67202 aLtonia 1 1-16 l:49%mud 6 114 6 2 1 1

67U1 Latonia 1 1-16 l:47%fast 3-5 106 2 4 4 3

66863 Latonia 1 1-lS l:46%fast 37-10 113 7 « 6 5

64842 Latonia 1 1-16 liSG^shw 9-6 112 7 6 6 4

GUARANTEED, br. f. 4 103

I*-year-olils and iipxvaiMl.

(April IMAGE

By Fair Play— Orienta, by Henry of Navarra,

26 32 A Wilson

6* 3*i E Barnes

66 6"3 E Scobie 8 SeaPrince, Wave, British Liner

6* €*• B Pool 8 WarSpirit, Broth. Love, ilariock

1* 1* B Pool 11 Airavan. Harvest King, Wave

1* 1* H Gregory 8 Tulsa, Sandy H., Nordeca

6* 6** E Pool 8 WarSpirit, LonWidrig, Amanda

4* 4*i B Pcol 7 Tulsa, Rapid Stride, Corson

By Hilarious — Ozel, by John F.

8 IxMiistLe.ivcs,

(Trainer. W. B. Finnegan. Owner, W. F. Knebelkamp).

68214 Church’l 1 3-16 2:00*5fa«t 5 1U3 C 4 4

58109 Church’l 1 1-16 l:47^f,fast 17-5 111 6 9 4

5S(H0 Church’l 1 1-8 l:52%fast 9 104 1 2 3

67772 Latonia 1 1-16 l:48V^ifast 8 108 2 4 2

B75C1 Latonia 1 1-16 l:.52y6hvy 7-5 107 8 5 6

67423 Latonia 1 1-16 1:53 hvy 6 108 5 5 3

66470 Windsor 1 1-16 l:.50%slow 2 107 2 3 3

66001 D’shire 1 1-8 l:52®Afast 15 96 8 4 3

AMANDA, br. f, 4

(Trainer, J. R. Alexander. Owner, J. X. Alexander).

2-i 2“k E Scobie
4>i 6*2 D Conn’lly 1

2* 2«k R McD’ott 8 Biddledee, Miss Font.'tine, Grace
6* 5* Ij McD’ott 8 L.Lilliun. Lazy Lou, Woodthmsl

By Dlok Ftnnell— Flaming Flamingo, by Oeearlao

58191 Church’l

2-4 l:i:i%fast 1.5
-16 1 :47Mifa.st 15

58109 Church’l 1 1-16 1 :47Mifa.st 15 303 3 1 2

67772 I..atonia 1 1-16 1 :4S%fast 7 107 3 3 4

67561 Latonia 1 1-36 1 :.52%hvy X 100 1 1 1

17233 Latonia 3-4 l:14%good 6 109 2 9

66863 Latonia 1 1-lC l:46%fast 23-6 110 4 I 1

66600 lY shire lxn70y l:43Hgood33-10 KM 3 1 1
66061 D’shire 3-4 I:15%slow 18 116 1 1

66061 D’shire 3-4 I:15%slow

XAPID STRIDE, ob. «, 4
(Trainer, W. St. Yinoent.

6i t;'! A Wilson 10 roI.Taylor. P’tLiglit, I’lusllltr.a
2i 2* H Gregory 12 Fes. Embry, F. Orient, TimMcGee
6u 64 p porrettol2 Guaranteed, Furbelow, Cut Dp
35 2h B Parke 8 Aliivan. Loveliness, M. J. Baker

6* 4*\ II J Burkel2 Sw’t Lib’ty, BigSon, EdGarrlson

3* 3* H J Burke 8 WarSpirit, L.Widrlg, Can.IAghI

2* !•» II J Burke 12 Anna Gallnp, Joe Joe, Sea Way

2^ 3*1 H Hol’wayll Guy, Amackassin, Roisterer

G£, b. f, 2 95 By McGee— Mirror, by Sir Dixon.

(Trainer, J. H. Baker. Owner, Treacy A Walker).

Latoni.a :’.-4 l:14%slow 24 104 7 7 7 7 7*® E Scobie 7 Glj'u, Bright Trash, Wolf’s Cry

Latonia 3-4 l:15%hvy 13 114^ 3 3 4 5J 5** L Lyke 7 Glyn, Hysteria, The Col.’s Ixidy

Latonia 5i f l:10*^;hvy 11 112 3 2 4 5i 6‘® B Kenn’dy 9 Limi Clark, Hysteria. C.d’Auiour

Latonia 5i f l:ll%inud 26 113 3 1 1 1* 1* R Davies 8 Megan, Uumauiturian, Pluuella

Liitonia 5?. f l:08%fast 25£ 112 8 9 9 7* 7*® R Davies 12 Modiia, Megan, Our Betsy

Latonia 65 f l:ll%hvy 39 116 1 1 2 5* 6** S McGraw 11 F.Blossom, Georgette, MaMcGee

; Latonia 6^ f l:09%slow 44 113 6 4 7 9* 10*» H King 12 Glyn, M’aretWiusor, CollegeOlrl

H THEISEN, br. g. 3 (M) 108 By McGee— Mary Michaels, by Lissah,

(Trainer, D. Hill, Owner, W. L. Young).

Latonia 3-4 l:14%good 24 105 9 8 7 6*1 6'* E Barnes 11 S. Liberty, G. -Swell, H.Burgoync

1 Latonia 3-4 1:13%fast 29 112 6 5 4 4 * 4® B Parke 12 J. Pryor, Bl. Buddy, Black Baby

I Latonia 3-4 1:13 fast 42 310 7 8 9 9* 9'® T Murray 30 Hereafter, GipsyQueon, Kinglike

I D’shire 3-4 l:16%slow 12-5 110 4 2 2 3* 3*i R Hol’wayl2 Icon, Shoot Away, Black Baby

I Latonia 3-4 lill^sfast 28 101 5 3 3 5* 5* W Mor’seyl2 Gr’d-Swell, Sirocco, Honor Man

> Church’l 3-4 l:15%inud 8 110 4 1 1 2J 3* M Gamer 14 M.in t.Air, Humphrey, Br.Maid

! Church’l 3-4 1:13 fast 22 107 6 1 1 l‘i 3» M Gamer 12 Runnan, R. Duck, MarJ. McK.iy

t Church’l 7-8 l:26V;fast Ilf 108 3 2 2 6 €i 7®i N Barrett l.’i A. Alex’der, G’d-Swell, T.Neph’vf

SIMBA, b. f, 2 95 By Ultimus— Mattie C., by Out of Beach.

(Trainer. G. Denny. Owner, B. Comht).

I Church’l ;;-t l:1.3J^,rast 10 101 12 7 4 4* 4® A Wilson 1.". M.Crostw’d, Flvcast, K.W’gf’d

^Latonia 5i f l:07}f.fast 27 309 7 4 8 30^ 10«i .T D M’neyl2 BrightlvCnf, (»l.(;irl, Prec.Lula

L I.atonla 6J f l:12%hvy 1 310 4 2 1 1* 1® E Scobie 10 Can. Lidy, Charline, BrassTacks

5 Latonia 6i f l:08%good37-10 112 1 1 1 3«* 2® E Scobie 30 Georgette, CannyLady, OurBetsy

r Latonia 5-8 1 :(i0^fast 4 112 2 2 3 3* 3® W Lilley 10 Prec.Lula, Chewink. Mock.Blrd

I T,atonla 6-8 l:01%fast 37-10 HC 4 2 1 2® 2® W Lilley 12 Bill and Coo, Scandal. OurBetsy

I Latonia 6-8 1:01 fast 6 212 3 3 4 48 4* W lAlley 30 G’teWare, D’pSinker, S’ePrince

)T ASTOR, hr. f, 2 96 By Sweep— Martha Lee, by Marta Santa.

LADY ASTOR, hr. f, 2 96

(Trainer. K. Spence. Owner, K. Spenoe).

106

Owner, J. L* Earl).

By Rapid Wateir— Lady Omama, by Ornament.

5S1S0 Chur, h i

.‘5-1 1:12 ..fast

n

F8

1

4

G

57807 Latonia

3-4 1 :!7®{imna

2

117

4

G

4

6733.5 Latonia

3-4 l:lC‘-;6hvy

13

11.1

3

2

2

67027 Latonia

3-4 1 :14%good

35

111

11

6

G

56727 D’shiro

ImTOy 1 :44 fast

6

111

3

6

6

8

56671 D’shire

3-4 l:14-%good 10

117

3

2

3

56599 D’shire

1 1-8 l:f.2%good 18

104

5

7

7

7

56404 Windsor

3-4 l:16%mud

10

no

6

4

4

66085 D’.Mhire

1 1-S 1:56%r1ow

4

F7

7

a

2

6

66027 D’shiro

3-4 1 :17?^hvy

8

115

1

3

1

66447 lAlonlA 1 1-16 l:46Vifast

XARVEST KING, eh. g, 7

21

108

111

6

8

6

8

58016 Chim h’l
57809 Latonia
^ 57G25 Latonia

67530 Latonia
57365 Latonia
57116 Latonia
Pyx 50948 Latonia

fi* 5® E Scobie 8 B.ofElizahetlitown, Fluzey, Pyx Katonla

5* 5* M Gamer 12 li’urbelow. Dimples, Harold K. GENTILITY, cli. c,

2* I'l B Parke 12 Mabel G., Columbia Tenn, Done (Trainer,

4w» 4® H Gregoryll Honor Man, Green Gohi, Cozette 53787 I.e\’tou

8 8»i T Burns 8 Col.Matt, TheTrump, Sea Way 52782 F.G’nd.s

2h 2* II Gregoryll TlieNephew, Ragazza, TheD’slon 52250 F.G’nds

C* 6'* II Gregory 7 Cubanita, Osgood, Sir Clarence DOYLE ch. c

6* 3* .1 D M’ney 8 Manoevre, Ragazza, 'TheDecision (Trainer

9* 9** J ShelepetslO AllRightSIr, John Arbor, DollyC. hurt h’*l

1>» J Shelepets 8 Ruby, The Nephew, North Shore Cliurch’l

:i-4 l:12%fast 78 10.5 8

3-4 l:17%mud 17 109 5

3-4 l:lC%hvy 47 104 6

3-4 1:13 f.a.st 23-5 106 7

6i f 1:07 fast 22 lu6 4

3-4 1 :13%fast €7 KM 9

C|fl:07%fast 40 106 8

7 7* 7® E Scobie

6 6 5»* E Pool

7 7 6*1 B Scobie

8 7* 7® W Pool

6 6* 5** E Scobie

10 7) €®t E Scobie

9 8t 8*® E Scobie

8 J.Bowdre, Prec. Lula, M.Winsor
U RedL’f, Prec.Lula, Wayw’dLady
7 M. Fallon, LinaClark, Omnip’teut

9 Gr.Ware, M.Winsor, Qu.Qardea
« I-rfidyMother, M. Fallon, BirdleO.

10 Carpenter, Washington, B.Bmsli
9 Glyn, LinaClark. WaywardLady

(Trainer, R. N, ’Yestal. Owner, G. L. Blackfonl).

By Light Brigade— Handzarra, by Handsel.

53787 I.e\’tou 1-2 4.S^5.«^low 31-10 1<»9 :J 2

52782 F.G’nd.s 3-S .25 fast 110 1

52250 F.G’nds .2-8 hvy 12-5115 2

DOYLE, ch. 0, 3 (M) 108

(Trainer. W. Perkins, Owner, W, Perkins).

5Sl:MM hurth’l 1 1 ::i9*-.f.a5?t 16 llo 6 7 4 6

(Trainer. J. X. Goode. Owner, J. X.

( ’hun h’l 1 1-4 2:07^.faat 3.0 los 7

58136 (’hurch’l 1 1-16 l:4r.%fast JS 109 5

58040 Church’l 1 1-8 l:.52%fa8t tit 109 3

6i 6*4 B Josiah 9 HarvestKIng, Y’gAdmm. Melvlr Church’l 1 3-16 2:0l%fast 6 110 G 2

By Sea Xing— Xuia., by Fraemasoa. 57594 Ijatonia 1 1-16 1:48 fast 2 114 5 5

Be* Jiang muxu, xreeiiM.a*. 56816 Latonia 1 1-16 1 :49%alow 8 112 8 7

58071 Church’l 11-16 1:47 fast 19£ 104 7 9 11 11 11® 11** E Anthonyl2

2® 2* S McGraw 12 liC.rd Allen, Pepper Tea, Sweepy
.2i 2® E Marlin 9 Adventure, Mawreoron, D.V’deii
la ja s McGr.aw (• Evelyn White, Gr.teeE., Ogarite
By Magneto— Fidget, by Plaudit.

E Parnes 14 Tw’klcBluc, P.crm’t, WillowTree

6780C L.alonia 1 3-16 2:07V5mud 4i 112 8 4 4 4

67776 Latonia 1 1-lC l:49*>iiSlow 7 315 5 8 6 7

67566 Latonia 1 1-8 l:.56%hvy 6 111 3 4 3 3

67427 latonia 3-4 l;10%hvy 12 116 10 10 11

67202 LatiMiia I 1-lC l:49%mud 27-10 U2 6 4 2 3
67043 Latonia 1 1-16 l:4S^.good23-10 112 7 7 6 4
66858 Latonia 1 1-4 2:064ifa8t 7 116 2 1 1 2

66720 Latonia 1 1-8 l:5S?Uivy 6-5 112 4 2 3 8

66649 Col. Pair 3-4 l:13\fast — 116

STARKEY, ch. g, 7 106

(Trainer, J. D. Lenaban. Owner, C. E. Lenahas).

rC774 B.Bon’ts 1 l:41%fast 8 110 7 8 8 8

5(K»6 Dorval 1 1-16 l:47%fast 4 109 4 2 5 8

66534 Dorval 11-16 1:48 fast 3.3-10 108 1112
B:.990 Kempton 1 1-8 l:5SMifast 7-5 110
55855 M’ne’ve lm70>* 1:48 fast 17-10 107
55667 KingEd. 6i f l :25"islow 12 110

8 S** F Weiner .8 Ix>< ’tl>':ivcs. DukeRuff, F. Orient 56025 D’shire

9'4 9'® H J Burke 12 Di.nna. High Gear, Sea Prince 55798 K’ wo rtl

4* 4*4 P Weiner 12 Y’g Adam, Dr. Rae, Guaranteed TUSCOLA, b,

7* 8*® E Barnes 8 CapitalCity, TimMcGee, PeggyC. (Trainer,

6* 6‘* H J BurkelO Y.Adam, Dr.Rae, Sor\’iccFiag ITilT* I.atonia

2i 2® B Barnes 8 Alex Jr., Sea Prince, Tulsa .55716 Windsoi

8® 7® E Pool 12 J.P’baker, S.J.Tergne, Romanes 513G5 Church’

M.F’ntaine, B.Muid

1 l:48Vfehvy 3-5 112 8 8 6
3-4 l:14V&fast 8 112 6 4

3 110

8® 7® E Pool 12 J.P’baker, S.J.Tergne, Romanes

4* 3® H J Burkell Fair Orient, Arravnn. Wave

3* 8®1 H J Burke 8 Arrlvan, Will o’ theAVisp, Dolpk

6 6 ** H J Burke 5 Royal Duck, Kingfisher, Pit

8* 2*® L Lyke 7 (Jautilever, Melvin, Dolpb

8 T Rice 4 PeggyMartin, LouieLou, McAdos

By Sunstar — Merry Margot, by Uncle Mao.

r>l Ih C Lang 9 Toe the Mark, CountBoris, Chow

8 7®3 F Merimee 8 Serbian, Hay. Mike

2* 7*i G Yeargin 10 Blazonry, A1 Pierce, Chimera

1*J R Pauley 6 Handfull, Plantarede, McAdams

I’i R Ball (> Discord, Fin. Rooster, Whip’w'iil

S*J E Atkins’n 9 Tw.Scven, L.Har’gan, S’tim’tal

(Trainer, H. Webb. Owner, Mrs. R. M. Hoots).

5772.5 I.a Ionia .3-4 l:l2^:a’ast 32 102 2 1 G 8 8*“ B P.-irki

.55716 Windsor 3-4 1 :l,3%fast 8-5 106 3 1 1 1® 1*4 E Tayl.

513G5 Church’l 3-4 1:16 good 9f 112 8 7 7 8* 8** H King

SANDY LAND, b. f. 3 (M) 105 By Rock Yie\

(Trainer, (I. C. Hughes. Owner, J. T. Hughes).

65290 Latonia 3-4 l:13?tfast 16 105 8 6 8 8* 8*® S Wlda

2J 4*1 E Barnes 11 M. Corps, M.Rappold, Ton. Lady
4) 4** L Lyko 8 Brit.Maid, Shipmate, HaroldK.
7i 8>® W MoFsey 9 Humphrey, Brit.Maid, B.Buddy
6* 6® E Pool 8 Jneques, Toreador, Car
3* 2n E Pool 11 Sergt, York, Surmount. Old Chap
By Jack Atkin — ^Useeit, by Bonnie Joe.

8*“ B P.-irke 8 Aee High, Abadane, Jim Daisy
1*4 E Taylor 12 Jos.Gorman, B.Bahy, G. Autumn
‘ 8** H King 15 Gold. Quince, BlancheMae, Gorilla
By Rock View — ^Fontorabia, by Oddfellow.

^ 8*® S Wlda 12 Surm’nt, Loveliness, SirLawnfal

.SEVENTH RACE 1 1-lG Miles.

(Aiiril a.%, lOai 1:42 4-.’5 1\

HERD GIRL, br. f, 4 111

(Trainer K. Spence. Owner, Montfort Jones).

58135 Church'! 1 1-8 1:. 52*:. fast 4 FS 3 3 2 2 !

^-yenr-olil.s nii<l npirartl. ClaiininsT*

By Colin, Torpenhow, by Torpolnt.

uley 6 Handfull, Plantarede, McAdams ggOlT Church’l 1 1-lG l:45%fast 8 106 6

11 (» Discord, Fin. Rooster, AVhip’wiil 57632 Latonia 1 1-8 l:.52®fegood 9-5 101 5

-Inc’r, Q finTTAn T. TT«r’f»nn S’fim’tol .... ... . - - V . -

JACKSTRAW, b. g. 7
(Trainer, A. L. Kirby.

.57977 Church’l 7-8 1 :2G*ifast 47
55125 Conn’ht 1 1-36 l:48%fast 3

106

Owner. A. L. Xlrby).

57529 Latonia 13:39^5fast 15 105

57072 Latonia 1 3-16 1:59 fast 13-5 106
56818 Latonia 1 1-16 l:48*5Slow 1 110

307 14 13 11
107 3 2 2

5.5014 Conn’ht 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 9-5 306 5 6 6 4

64768 B.Bon’ts 1 1-8 1:55 fast 59 305 9 8 8 9

54607 T’ncliffe 1 1-16 l:4'J%good lOf 107
62624 P.G’nds 1 1-16 l:47%fast 15 114 11 31 11 8

52502 P.G’nds 11-16 1:48 fa.st 6 113 6 6 6 6

62345 F.G’nds lm70y 1:45 fast 8 109 4 6 6 6

BOND. ch. g, 7 . X

(Trainer. W. M. Cain. Owner, W. M. Cain).

57815 K’worth ImTOy 1:52 slop 12 K'8 3 3 3 4

B76.S7 K’worlh lm70y l:46Vofast 4 F9 3 112
57346 Th’cliffe 11-8 1:54 good21-10 98
f.7281 Th’cliffe 1 1-8 1 ::^"’4fa.«»t 18-5 10S|

57130 Duf’rin 7-8 l:347.5fast 13-5 l'i7
57057 Duf’rin 7-8 l:33*.-.fast 29-10 105
57002 Duf’rin
56960 Duf’rin

By Jack Atkln—La Rella, by Huron. i.^ionia 1 j-ir. lasi 1.

Bj JACK jxiKui J.* jfcou*, uy xluxw*. Latonia 1 1-16 l:48*5Slow 1

12= 1>'» I! Parke 1.'. PM ltra. Fos.Bmbry, Cl.Fraiif-e S"’*’*''® , ^ J"’ ? _

3 >| 3 t G Walla « Koli-i-noor, Madreno, Sou Slimlt JJf I I f

4* 14 G Walls 13 Tom Logan, Dairyman, Hush o ^ ? 5

9 9‘® G Walls 9 (Jicat Hawk, Darnicy, Legacy -r-no ^ f

8® G Avails 11 D.’sRc.^t, Th. Queen, K’gliug II. Linplre 1 1-16 l:l4\.good 12 104 n 5 6

9* 7*J J Gruber 12 Itcnevoleiit,

.•5694 Err.pire ImTOy 1 :4< %slow 8
56,598 Empire 1 1-16 l:17\'.good 12
554S9 Aq’duct 6i f l:19V5fast 12
JOUETT, b. «. 4

(Trainer, W. Perkins.

5S193 Chuivh’l 1 1-S 1 ::.2"-f;

61 6’ 2 .T Gruber
5* 4*1 J Gruber

8 Iwiniwin, .Sjuidy Mac, Undine
8 II. O’Day, Sam. Kelly, L’tWine

By Cihelbart — Bocdolr, by Octagon.

Owner, C. W. Moore, Jr.).

3® 3’2 E Scobie (i Radio, T.’nitedV’erdp.. ParisMaid
24 1*J E Scobie 7 Dodge, Jonett, Runzaf
6i 6*® B Scobie 8 Wickford, Jouett, Cantilever
3»>k 4i E Scobie 9 Bl’kieDaw, R.Traveler, LonisA.
li li E Scobie 5 ParisMaid, Ch’rL’d’r, RoyalDu’k
1*J 1* E Scobie 7 Lackaw’na, Taw’tha, WildFl’r
2® 2® P C’ltilettl 8 Dark Hill. S. Verdict, The Lamb
8® 7*i J Callahan 9 St. Isidore, C. o’Dawn, SeaSinner
3J VI F C’ltilcttl 8 Thimble, Dark Hill, Keliher
6® 4*i P Weiner 8 Penelope, J. Scot, FlibbertygVt
4® 3®i P Weiner 8 S.Kelly, P’kw’k, K.oftlieH’ther
8® 7® F Keogh 10 Sweep Clean, Jyntee, Actrooo
By McGee— Muff, by Ingoldsby.

5S193 Church’ 1 1 1-S 1 fast 6 Fs 6 6

5S017 Churc h’l 1 1-16 l:4.5’’ifast 45 111 7 5

57771 I.atonia 1 1-16 1:16 fast 7 110 7 6

1576.52 Latonia 1 1-8 1 :52‘/f,goocl 8-5 110 3 5

i 57393 Latonia 1 5-8 2:46%sIow 25 107 2 6

1 1-16 1 ;56’/ofust

56960 Duf’rin 7-S l;35Ufast 4i
PUTS AND CALLS, b. g. 9

6'® E Pollard It AA’alk Up. Skoor Face, SalgC‘orge 57,;-., Latonia 1 1-8

5«2 E Pollard 12 -John Arlx^r Sk..erF;jce Handfull \ -J

.M T. ’ .McMahon 56947 Latonia 1 3-16 l:57%f;

M Pollard bRIclinrdA., Kiiiglmg II., ^ J 5C786 l.atonia ll:4l%h

; c KnndAA incr, Hr>hafor Dewitt 5^718 Latonia 1 1-16 l:49%h

? Jocicn b 65294 Latonia 1 1-16 1:45 f,

2'4 R Pauley 8 A\ .T’nbow, Salg’rge. G’dcnlVwn ^ k a

2* E Pollard 7,r. I’rer. Baby, Col.Matt GENERAL ^ h, 5

Owner. T. W. Graffert).

By Locohatebee — Putgada, by Armeatb II.

5C786 l.atonia ll :4l%hvy 5 K38 5 6 4 4

56718 Latonia 1 1-16 l:49%hvy 8 107 6 6 6 6

65294 Latonia 1 1-16 1:45 fast 12 110 7 7 7 6

GENERAL HAIG. b. h, 6 109

(Trainer, B. MoGorvey, Owner, W. O. Btoner),
::S10 Latonia 1 1-S l:55*5in.id 7-5 112 1111

57461 Latonia 1 1-16 l:48®f.hvy 17-5 FO 16 5 4

E B.arncs S Bel.Qm'cn, Easteside. Tip. Sahib
3’5 3*i^ E Pool 7 Herd Girl, Dodge, Kuuzaf

7* 7*® E Pool 8 Easteside, Dotlge, High Gear

2A 2’5 II Gregory S AVickf’o, Cantilever, Kimpalong

7* 7*® E Pool 10 n.E.Cole’n, Bl’kServant. R’leau

6* 6‘® B Pool 12 F’braml, AphieDear, L’yMadcap

31 311 ;p] Pool 6 Kinbnni, Bnl. Proof, AttaBoyll.

4* 4»J E Pool 8 Firebrand, Kiubnra. Uni ted Verde

6* 3® E Pool 8 BestPal, Marj.Hynea, A’ie Dear

£7 Dick Wellea— My Fair Kentucky, by Dig<ddtb>.

1 3-16

2:00*Sfast

l.’.T

lti9 F

10 F

10

10

F’®

AV

Mor’.sev 10

Kiijgfi.'jhcr. A'irgo, .Alex Jr.

57367 Latonia

1 1-16 l:45"/5fast

6

107

1

3

3

4

4*

4*» M

1 3-16

2:02-.-sfast

F

li:{J 9

9

9

9

9

9’*

U

Lyke 9

Pit. .Neenuli. Anrum

o676S Latonia

1 1-16 l:47%slow

7

107

3

1

1

0

2h

2* H

1 3-1. ;

2:02*5fast

50

107 S

8

8

s

8

8‘*

E

1^0 Hard S

Noinim?e, Capital City, Keep

■).'»".82 Latonia

1 1-16 l:452fcfast

Si

106

6

6

4

7

7*

711 p

1 inTOy

1:45 fast

30

102 8

8

8

8

8

S’-®

F

Smith S

l.neky B., Nelle A .*rke, Fizer

55240 Latonia

1 1-lC 1 :49%hvy

17-10 111

0

1

1

1

Pi

2«k M

1 3-16

2:00i-.fast

1.5

97

5>3 E

I'ullard 7

SlioDcvil. ('oiistantiiio, ALSwe«‘p

54660 Latonia

1 1-16 l:46%fast

3-3

116

4

4

4

2

3*

6»| F

1 3-16

2;0(>V.fast

113

K»3

F'«

E

Pollar.l 10

Zoie, B.igart, .lack Reev.*H

54518 Church’l

1 1-16 l:44%fast

7

121

3

3

3

2

3*

S®4 M

1 1-4 2:06*^fast

26

107 11 11 10

10

10

i*10’»

H

J Burkell

Biib.lx>nder, Bid’dee, T’ksgiving

53937 Lex’ton

1 1-8 l:52*y8slow

22-5 118

4

2

2

1

1*

1® E

51909 Jef’aon
51631 Jet’ son

49719 AVindsc*r 1 1-4 2:06*ifast
49066 K’w'rlb 1 3-16 2:01 fast

107 10 10 10 10 10 10‘* U McCr’imlO Geo.Duncau, Ky.Boy, W’dthrusfi 1 53375 Lex’ton 1 1-16 I:47^vy 9

1* 3* H J Burke 5 Houo’liiBoy, Accelerate, Arravan
24 2® B Kenn’dy 5 Bl’cheMuc, P.Peanaut, AJSoyll.

8 B’nelieMar, Bro.Love, ParleMaln

6 Accelerate, MiutOat, SeaPrlnco
12 Accelerate, Dimples, Mat’eeldol

5 Busy Signal, Sway, Midway
5 Eth.Gray. S.of Pleas., S’dmgonlL

7 Woodtrap, MasterBil, Dresden

U U E Pool

i

6

DAILY RACING FORM.

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

no

113

no

no 10 11 10
111 € 8 8
106 3 a
106

4 111

MARINE CORPS, ch. f. 3 lOS

(Trainer. J. M. Hukill. Ovner. W.
fiS071 Church’ I 11-16 1:47 fa.st 19 112 4

r^»12 Church’l 1 3-16 2:01*3fa3t 3J
r.6965 B.Gras.3 f l:09M:Slow 9
B.Grasn 3-4 lilC-f.mud 22
65198 I^tonia 1 1-16 l:49y6hvy 381
64756 La ton la 1 1-16 l:53Msmud 16
E3437 Tijuana 3-4 1 :14%fast 26
EASTEBIDE. ch. s. 8

(Trainer. F. Brooks. Owner, B. W. Soott).
58193 Church’l 1 1-8 1 :53%fast 41-10 lOl 3 4 4 1

.57943 Church’ I 7-8 l:25%fast 10 106

57774 I^atonia 1 1-16 1 :46 fast 8 93

67629 Latonia 1 l:39"ifast 6
67.’i68 Latonia 1 l:38«^fast 5
67270 Latonia 1 l:39Vifast 12
67039 Latonia 1 l:40-‘M;ffood 7-5
66861 Latonia 1 1-16 l:451ifast 27
56714 Latonia 3-4 1:16 hvy
K372 Latonia 1 1-8 l:52%fa»t
66272 Latonia 1 1-16 l:46%fast
CANTILEVER, ch. g, 5

(Trainer. W. Embry. Owner.

.57652 l..a tenia 1 1-8 l:.52t^good 14 101 4

.57497 Latonia 1 1-16 l:465;f.good ’J7 113 6

57:»5 Latonia 1 1-16 l:47V5slow r.J 110 4
6T172 latonia 1 1-16 l:i6%fast 17 112 ‘2

56991 Latonia 1 1-8 1:.58 hvy 7-5 112 6
66720 L.atonia 1 1-8 l:58*8hvy 19-5 109 3
660;a D’ shire 1 1-16 l:53^hvy 7 111 3

37

102

96

101
100
103
102
102
106
107
107
111

F. PeytoD)

By Frontenao— ^olia Crennaa, by Bel Demonic.

C. Ooodloe).

11 1 1* 1* C VanDu’ul2 MissF’taine, .Brit.Maid, CutUp

1| IJ C VanDu' nil Mar. Rnppold, * Toney I^dy, Doyle
4» C VanDu’n 6 Zainer, Nan, Black Watch II.

6-' C VanDu’n 6 Pair Florin, Marsville, Countess
10* 9*» W Mor’sey 12 Firebrand, Bl’cheMac, Wll.Tree
94 9“ F Smith 11 T.V’glnian, BlackRock, Nordeck
6* 6** C VanDu’n 6 Gr’nMint, M.Stathem, E.ladian
By Handsel— Calaatbe, by Ben TiOTato.

3*> 34 A IVilson 8 Belg.Qneen, Jouett, TippoSaliib
U 6* F PorrettolO Kewpie O’Neil, Louis A., Estcro
2* 11 F Porretto 8 Dodge, High Gear, Kew.O’Neill
6* 6*J A Wilson 9 Bl’kieDaw, R. Traveler, LoulsA,
IJ 2i H Gregory 8 BungaBuck, Wickford. Dartmoor
4 2* H Gregory 4 Bettina, Dartmoor. White Star

li l“k H Gregory 8 MissPetite, MissF’taine, O’yLad
2i 3*1 P Porretto 6 Westw’d, Wickf’d, UnltedVerde
4nk ^ J McCoy 11 W. Flower, WhlteStar, Cinderella
8 8** H King 8 Bro.Love, Cand.Iiight, Y’gAdam

6i 5* A Wilson 10 Jim Daisy, Ace, Miss Fontaine
By Hanbridg»— Ma Sala&me, by Hastings.

6589.5 K’ worth lm70y l:49%slop 11-10 108 10
65S‘J1 K’ worth 1 1-8 l;54%faat 26 108|U 11 10

BEN VALET, cb. e. 8 109

(Tiainer. J. M. Goode. Owner, B. T. Bedford. Administrator).

3* 3* B Parke 8 Wickford, Joiiott, Kimp.ilonc

3* 3* A IVilaon 9 Green Gold. Marse .Tolin, TheWit

2h ih B Parke 6 Gr.Gold, Kimpalong, Dane. Spray

3i 4* B Kenn’dylO High Ge.nr. Harlock, Kimpalong
1« 1’® B Parke 0 Wave, Pit, Gourmand

1® 1’* B Kenn’dy 7 Harvest King, Melvin, Dolpb

3J 34 F Paul 9 Osgood, S. Peur II., Winneconne

S’l 2* F Paul 10 Cavalcad’rll., Darnay, Amanda

8ft 8* G Stone 11 Madrono, Neen.ih, Rhymer

By Great Britain— 'Virginia Nunn, by Gold HooSa*

.5S193 Church’! 1 1-S l:32%f.nst
58132 Church’ 1 1 1-16 l:46%fast

58011 Church’l
57529 L;itonia
573.39 Latonia
66993 Latonia
66893 Latonia
65583 Latonia
66369 Latonia
65276 latonia
65117 Latonia
64896 Latonia
REP, b. c. 3
(Trainer,

3-4 l:12%fast
ll:39%fast 24 104

1 l:42%hvy 41 104

1 1-16 1:52 hvy 19-10 110

1 l:39%faat 7 HI

1 1-16 1:45% fast 74 104

3-4 l:ll%fast 41 107ft 4

1 1-16 1 :47 fast 21-6 106 2
3-4 l:U%fast 68 105 2

3-4 1:12 fast 19 HO 1

106

L. F. Marsball. Owner, Marshall Bros.)

15 8^ F Weiner 8 Belgian Qncen, .lonett, Easteside
14 1* P Weiner 6 Cimarron, Tan Son. Kunzaf
6* 6* J Kederis 11 J’nS. Reardon, Cahalan, LastOne
9 9*® L Rice 9 Bl’kieDaw, R.Traveler, I»uisA.

4* 3* E Barnes 6 Rouleau, Mile. Dazio, Louis A.

3*® H J Burke 5 Humphrey, Col. Bnker, Parader
1* 14 n J Burke 6 Bunga Buck, Bettina, TJncleYelc
8 8** E Scoble 8 B’neheMar. Bro.Love, I’arisMaid

6* 6** H King 8 Redmon, Botheration, Rapid Day
6* 7* E Pool 7 Wli.Dun, Bal. Wheel, S.Gr’ting^
71* 71s o Fields 8 Bullion, Jack Hare Jr., ByGollj
7ft 64 B Pool 12 Br’swick, J.S.R’rdon, Both’at’n

r.821.5 Church’ i 1 1-8 l:.52%fnst 16 107 .5235

58132 Church’l 1 1-16 l:46%fast 7 111 5 3 5 6 CJ

68017 Church’l 1 1-16 l:4.5%fast 14 111 5 4 7 7 7

6766.5 Jamaica ImTOy l:46%fast 8 115 3 4 4 4 3»

67618 Jamaica lm70y l:4.5%slow 6 109 3 2 3 3 3»

67582 Jamaica ImTOy 1:4.5 fast 12 108 1 3 5 6 €

67448 Aq’duct 11:39 fast 7 109 2 3 3 3 4*

B7324 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:47%mud 6 10S| 1 1 2 3 3®

By Pioton — Ennhantress II., by Collar.

gi4 F Weiner S .SeaPrinee. Fos. Embry, Petrareh
6^* J D M’ney 6 Ben Valet, Cimarron, Tan Son
7’® J D M’ney 7 Herd Girl, Dodge, Jouett
1*» C Turner 4 G.Gables, SaddleRing, Sagacity
3 » c Turner 6 Wynnewood, SeaSinner, C’tView
4* C Turner 6 L.Rose, JockScot, K.oft.He’ther
4»J C Turner 6 K.of t.Heather, W.Note, S.Mald
34 C Turner 4 Regal Lodge, Soper, Huonec

LAUREL PARK ENTRIES AND PAST PERFORMANCES
FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25

WEATHER CLEAR I TRACK FA81T.

Racing starts at 1:45 p. m. (Chicago time 1:4.5.)
0 Rui>erior mud nmner. X Goo«l mud runner.
Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. •Apprentice
allowance, b Blinkers.

First Race — 5
Purse $1,300. 2-yp!i
< Track mord: Oct. 31

1-2 Furlongs,
r-olds. Allowances.

. 1914— 1:0.5%— 2— 118.)

Today’s

iDd.

Horse.

Wt. Rec.

A.Wt.Han.

Champlain

. .110 1:07%

115.. 750

5S204-

tSedge

..114 1:07’%

115. .745

.‘)741.’>*

tYashmjtk (M) ..

109. .745

.-.SOSI *

Yankee Star

..115 1:05%

115. .745

.■»8202^

MocTi

..114 1:0S

114X740

Ol>iM*nuan

..115 1;0S*.-,

117. .740

.*i7.-il7=

I)<>ioies

..115 1:07%

112. .740

58125-

Fancier

. .109 1:07%

115. .735

(.7^2(VJ)

Clansman

..108 1:07

117X735

580»’4»"

.lolni Morrill

. .110 l:07%s

115. .7.8(1

,5.SKU>

I'ltiinata

. .107 1:08

112X730

58202=

Brilliant liay . . .

..112 1:07%

115.. 730

57007

Hillman C. (M).

..112 1:08%

11 2.. 725

57890

Incognaucc

. .108 1:09

117.. 725

Rocliambeau ....

112

tH.

P. Whitney and G

reeutree Stable euir.v.

Second Race— About 2 Miles.
Steeplecbnsc,

I’urso $2,000. 4-ypar-«lds and upward.
Claiming Handicap.

G58163) Le Cyprin 7 l.‘J7..7(M)

(.58203) Robert Oliver 10 254XC9o

.58203 IjC Marsouin

G58n.-ft) bSlioal

57971 (tvermatch

58KJ3 Funnistipss

115X690
4 134X690
6 13S..690
4 130.. 685

lOK. ,7.50
120X740
lOS. .740

105. . 740

111. . 740

105 X 735

105. . 725

105. . 725

106

Fourth Race — 3-4 Mile.

Purse '$1,500. 2-ycar-olds. Allowances.
(Track record: Oct. 5, 1918—1:11% — 1—108.)

(.5S2tl4) tROCKET Ill 1:12%

(5S036I Prodigious 119 1:13%,

(58166) Alex II 113 1:13%,

.5S204- tSedge 104 1:11%

.5S204 Llemental 11031:13%

.57895 Jlloulettp

57S92* JGootl ’Pimes

.56047 Montara

tPrudish

tH. P. Whitney and Greeiitree Stable entry.

$J. S. Cosdon entry.

Fifth Race— 1 1-S Miles.

Purse $1,500, 3-year-olds and upward. Allowances.
(Tra(*k record: Oct. 10, 1914— 1:49%— 3—124. >

(.58165) Gnome 109 1:.53 % 5 113.. 7-50

bDuma.sk lOS 1:.50% 4 123X745

Polly Aim 110U:54%s 3 114X740

Sixth Race — 1 1-2 Miles.

Pnrs<‘ .81,300. 3-year-fdds. Selling.

(Track reiord: Oct. 11, 1919— 2:29%— 3— lOS. )

.5S208 bAusti-al 113 2:38%

•bAttoruey Muir

•Bill Hunley 105 2:45%

•P.ar (^oy (M) 115 2:36%

b.Xnieriean Siddiiu* .

Seventh Race — 3-4 Mile.

$1.2(K). 3-yoar-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Oct. 5, 1918-1:11% — 1— lOS. )

(.58164) bAKKumptiou 112 1:12% 5 116.. 72."

(.57942) Lidy Luxury 106 1:12%

(.57968) Crack o’ Dawn. .. .115 1:12
.58061 *bCock o’ the Roost.. KM) 1:12%

58205

58206

58201

58188

5S062

58208

Purse

6 115X725
i; 101X720
6 101X715
6 101X710
4 111X705

6 1110720

3 112. .715

4 109X715

Third Race — 1 Mile.

58187*

bEttahe

...Ill

1:13%

6 108X715

Purse .81.300. 3-year-olds

and upwanl

Claiming.

57668

Titania

.. .105

1:13%

4 105.. 715

(Track record: Oct. 21.

1919—1:37%

-4—125.)

55656

bCncIe’s Li.ssie .

. .112

1:12

5 109X715

58127* •Hello Pardner ..

.106 1:41%

4 111X725

58187

Dairyman

...104

1:14%

6 114X710

(.58188) •King Trojan ....

.105 1:42%

3 105X720

57(MJ8

Silence

. .113

1:13%

3 110X710

.57879 •Smart Money . . .

.118 1:38%

7 111X715

.58183

Tiding.s

. . .10311:12%

3 101. .710

5^1 S72 •Tran tula

.105 1:43

3 107. .715

(5816S)*bMose

. . .100

1:14

6 KX3X705

.5.81 S7 ’hFleer

. 95 1:42%

4 111X710

5S099

liright L'ghts . .

. .103

1:12%

5 112X705

(.5S129) •Widow Bedotte .

.104 1:41

7 110X710

5S187

bOhl Sinner

. . .110

1:13%

4 108X705

58O02 •hWho Cares

. 95 1:41%

4 111X705

57292=

•bWar Map

. . .106

1:15%

4 103:1: 7(H)

.58127 l»Trot»iKT

.105 1:39%

« 118x7(H>

5816*

•hPokev r.

. . .106

1:13%

5 113X700

LAI’REL
11‘roiii January

At or
Over

PARK JOCKEY PERCENTAGES.

1, 1921, to October 19, 1921, lnclaniv'e.

At or
Over

Jockey.

P.C.

Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

Sd.

Jockey.

P.C. Wt. Mts.

1st.

2d.

3d.

Marino. G

. .25

95

4

1

0

0

Rodriguez, J. ...

.10 133

199

19

19

20

Butwell, J

. .21

114

292

60

58

54

Romanelli, R. ...

.09 105

195

17

14

30

Keogh. F

. .21

111

179

38

34

81

Fletcher, I

.08 103

lui

8

7

15

McLane. S

. .20

95

5

1

0

1

Stearns, H

.08 101

130

10

13

15

Arvin, A

. .19

95

48

9

1

8

Boyle, S

.07 108

125

9

10

8

Hamilton, H. ...

.19

110

59

11

7

7

Wallace, J

.07 92

68

5

0

8

Eriekson, H. ...

. .19

108

204

38

38

34

Lowe, S

.06 92

l.-»4

10

16

11

Penman, L

. .IS

95

573

101

92

80

Shclepets, J. ...

.05 104

174

9

23

24

I^ng, C

. .17

97

43J>

76

70

60

Simmons. J

.05 101

62

3

0

6

Coltilelti, F. ...

. .16

104

479

78

92

62

Swart, .N

.04 95

26

1

2

5

Hsjynes, E

. .16

111

86

14

9

14

Anderson.’ B'

.03 97

29

1

2

4

Heu)»el. J

. .16

102

206

33

32

25

Hartiourne, £. ...

.03 90

125

4

10

10

llollowa.v, U. ..

. .16

104

187

30

28

27

Woodstock, F, . .

.03 102

88

3

1*2

12

Taylor, B

. .16

110

0 4.)

92

70

71

Poirier, P

.. 81

43

0

4

3

Kelsay, W

. .16

112

359

57

55

57

McCabe. J

.. 109

18

0

3

0

McTaggart. J. .

. .16

108

301

49

59

46

Flynn, R

.. 95

13

0

2

0

Morris. L

. .16

108

252

40

33

32

Hartingstall, P. .

. . 95

7

0

1

0

Parrington, T. .

. .16

107

132

21

16

17

Huff, N

.. 107

33

0

1

1

Rice, T

. .15

110

247

36

41

40

I.ientini, R

95

18

0

1

0

Rowan, J

. .14

97

312

43

44

36

Motire, F. F. ...

.. 113

0

0

1

0

Rowan. T

. .14

112

85

12

10

10

Penn, E

.. 92

2

0

1

0

Johnson, A. ...

. .14

112

147

21

23

22

Brooks, A

.. 100

2

0

0

0

Veitch, L

. .14

97

7

1

0

"T

Brown, E

. . 9.5

1

0

0

0

Allen, A

. .13

103

196

26

31

23

Buell, H

.. lie

3

0

0

0

Clements, H. ..

. .12

102

.56

7

7

7

Fowler, H

.. 100

5

0

0

0

Coue.v, L

. .12

100

73

9

9

6

Fraley, J

. . 95

5

0

0

1

Falor, E

. .12

106

274

33

38

89

Gieberger. F. ...

. . 95

1

0

0

0

Mooney, J

. .12

101

277

34

37

36

Holmes, H.^

.. 91

1

0

0

0

Walls, G

. .11

108

130

14

14

21

Hudgins. A

.. 95

1

0

0

0

Mouotain, M. . .

. .11

106

37

4

3

6

Klein, A

.. 108

7

0

0

1

Riehereek, A. . .

. .11'

112

298

83

22

32

McNamce, R. ...

. . 95

10

0

0

1

Itoganowski, W.

. .10

98

177

17

19

23

Swart, H

.. 103

1

0

0

1

Callahan, J. ...

. .10

94

238

23

27

41

FIRST R.ACE 7i 1-2 Forlon^M. 2-year-old.s. AllowaiiceH. (Oct. ;tl, 1914

1:05 4-5 2 IIS.)

Index Course Dint TimeT’ckOddn Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of Flnlfb
CHAMPLAIN, b. c, 2 115 By Rapid Water— Mettle Bereaud, by Jean BereanA

(Trainer, J. H. Stotler. Owner, G. W, J. B!ss ell).

5i f 1:07 fa.st 13 110 5 5 4 4-» J Heupol

7 5 4’4 3* J Heupel

2 3 2^ J Heupel

1 1 IJ 2>J J Heupel

1 2 2* 23 J Butwell

5789!: Laurel 5’. f 1:07 fa.st 13 110

57642 Laurel 3-4 1:1! fast 22 108

57.".'2u H.deG’ee 5-S 1:00 fast 31-10 111

573*2 H.deG’ce 5-8 l:00%fast 12-5 111

56*252 Ft. Erie 3-4 l:13%fa8t 7-10 110

66059 Hum'ton 5-8 l:00-%t’ast 19-10 112

SEDGE, oh. c, 2 115

(Trainer, J. Rowe. Owner, Greentree Stable).
::-4 l:12%l’ast 7-10 111 4

MOOO, br. f, S
(Trainer, M.

0. Kelley.

5J f l -.oSVsfast 5J 115 ‘J

58202 Laurel
68123 Laurel
51973 Laurel
57721 Laurel
67640 Laurel
57556 H.deG’ce
56322 Pt.Erie
56249 Ft. Erie
56161 Ham’ ton
55333 Ham' ton
tDlnqualified.

5R060 I..aurel
6S031 Laurel
57970 Laurel
67196 Aq’duct
56402 Sar’toga
t>3582 Bowie
G3470 Bowie

(Trainer, W. McDaniel.

57517 Aq’duct 3-4 fnst

57033 Belmont 5-8 st 59%fast

66613 Sar’toga 5-S .59 fast

56341 Sar’toga 5i f 1 :07 fast

36024 Sar’toga 6-8 l:00%faat

114

Owner, B.

By Zeuf— Sant Gene, by Rock Band.

Harding).

7 6 2^J L Morris 12 Clausniau. BrilllautRay, Plucky

2J ItJ L Morris 7 Grace Mayers, MilcsS., Troubler

4^ 42 J L Morris 7 Elemental, ntimata. Bountiful

7® 4>| J Callahan 8 Sail.Along, Fancier, M’yl’dBello

1* 1* L Morris 8 Bril. Ray, F.Virglnla, Chat’gay

6h 6*J F W’dst’ck 8 Caretaker, F’nie Bean, Bountiful

6J 4* 11 J Burke 10 Chloris, Oo Lii La, A1

4* 4® J Butwell S Petie. Bump. Bumps, Crest. Boy
8* 3*J H Thurber 7 Delhimar, Fast Trial, Ferrum
7* 7“ A Claver 9 C’etaker, Ogarite, LottieLoraine

By Pataud— Dancing Wave, by Top Gallant.

Farm),

2* 2- T Rice 7 Alex II., John Morrill, Crossless

3‘ 2‘ H Cl’m^nts .5 Bleinental, YankeeStar. Sedge

1* 1* F Keogh 1.3 Selota, Sailing Along, HighC.

9* 8®i F Weiner 11 Ban. Pars, Modesty, Hephaistos

7 72* G Yeargin 8 Missionary, Ultimata, Aknustl

3’J 1* A Johnson 8 ChasteStar, MirianC’per. AlezH.

2* 2*J A Johnson 8 Red Tom, Radical. Alex H.

By Disguise — Berrill’s Choice, by Berrill.

Owner, J. H. Rosseter).

2^ 2M A Johnson 6 Emotion. I’.QuiRoiile. Ph. Blue

2^ 2* A Johnson 8 Lad.vBnltimore. Emotion, P.Bliie

1* 1* G W Car’l 8 i’aslimak, P.QuiRoule, Chowink

42 4^J A Johnson 8 Citation, Rose Hill, Story Teller

5M 61* A Johnson 10 Harridan, PierreQuiltoule, Evil

3-4 1 ;14%f ast 11-10 112 4

5

5

3-4 l;13%fast 10

lOS 1

5

5

3-4 1:15 fast 2

108 7

7

7

3-4 l:1.5%fast 24-B 109 5

4

2

6J f l:07%fast 6

104 3

6

5

Sft f l:07%good 6

114 10

10

10

6ft f l:08%fast 7

112 8

8

4

6J f l;0S%fast 18-5 101 3

3

4

^ 5-8 l:02%good 00

112 7

7

7

t, 8

. Kearney. Owner,

117

Triple Springs

3-1 l;13%fast 21-10 110 3

0

2

3-4 l:13%fast 7

lOS 5

3

3

5ftfl;08%fast 1

113 2

1

1

6-8 l:00%good 10

102 11

11

6ftfl:07%hvy 30

115 6

5

7

1-2 49% fast 3-4

115 6

5

1-2 50%slow 0

116 1

2

2

112

3 114
3 110
1.5-5 106
2J 115
40 115

FANCIER, b. g, S
(Trainer, J. K.

.58125 I.aurel
59036 Laurel
679‘36 Laurel
67799 Laurel
57721 I.aurel
.57304 H.deG’ce
16701 Dorval
36529 Dorval
36329 KingE. Ab 5-8
S4263 Jamaica 5-3

Frayllng.

l:14%fast
1 :13%fast
l:15%fast
l:11%slop
1:15 fast
l:13%slop
1 :07%fast
1 :07%fast
l:04%hvy
l:00%fast

CLANSMAN, b. c, 2
(Trainer, W. Irvine.

3-4 J
3-4 ;
3-4 ]
3-4 1
3-4 ]
3-4 :
6J f 1
5J f 1

115

Owner,

8 Pi8
1.5 104

19-5 117
20 109

14 103

264 100
21-10 109 I
7 114

7-10 112
4 116

117

H.

1

1

4

5
2
7
5
4

6 6

1
5
5

By MadrigaUi
Pendry).

4 42 2-J A Allen

2h A Allen
6* 6® W Kelsay
7® A Allen
2* 24 A Allen
7 7*® A Tryon

6® 3| W’ Hinphy
3* 3*2 IT Steams
1* W Hinphy
f 6** W Keleay

■Fanobette, by Alvesoot.

8 Elemental. S«*dge. Sailing Along
.5 Prodigious, Plucky, Ray Jay

9 G. Mayers, Brill. Ray, Clansman
8 Relay, Yankee Star. All Fair

8 SailingAlong, M’yl’dBelle, Moco
7 Jlorvieh, Dexterous, S. Thougbtt
7 I^ady Heart, Trontling, Navisco

9 Fast Trial, Chloris, Briarcliff

6 The Cigarette, May 8., Plaude]
6 Rose Brigade, Bluckstone, Toil

By Dnole — ^Xatrine, by Ditsuiae.

68202 Laurel

6ft f l;0S%faHt

18

11.6

7

4

2

11*

Uft F

C’ltlletlil2 Moco. Brilliant Ray. Plucky H

f.7936 Laurel

3-4 l:15%fast

19-.5 117

6

2

2

2*

3* J

Butwell

9 G. Mayers, Brill. Itay, Miles S. ■

67721 Laurel

3-4 1 :15 fast 37-10 101

8

6

4

4J

7«J J

Rowan

8 Sail.Along, Fancier, M’yl’dBella H

57461 H.deG’ce

6ft f 1 :07 fast

8

117

2

3

4

5ft

5* J

Rowan

6 All Fair, Camencita, Gondolier H

67330 H.deG’ce

6ft f l:10%mud

6-5

116

2

3

3

2h

2* J

Rowan

7 F. Virginia, D.Deadeye, Zennotta H

56285 Sar’toga

6ft f 1 :10 hvy

12

110

2

3

3

2ft

3=1 J

Rowan

8 Duncecap, Evil .Carmencita H

56214 Sar’toga

6J f l:0.5%fast

30

108

4

6

6

6ft

6‘* J

Rowan

15 Whiskaway, Pegaans, K.Grass H

56047 Sari toga 6-8 63%fast

JOHN MORRILL, b. c, 2

30

115 11
115

11

9

91 911 <!■ par’gtonl2 Oil Man, Blgheart, Pegasus ■

By Fayette — ^Areophane, by Arizona. H

t Trainer, R. A. Smith. Owner, Sunnyland Stable).

5S060 J.,aur< l 3-i l:13%fH»t 9 110 2 4 4

67556 H.dc-G’ce 6J f l:07%fast 5J 108 8 8 8

57355 K.doG’co 5J f l:07%slow 13-5 116 4 3 2

56694 D’3hire 5-8 1:01 fast 6 112 5 5 5

3 ^ 34
8 6 ®
2 * 1 *
51 2»

L Morris 7 Alex H., Oppermun. Crossloss
L Morris 8 Caretaker, F’nie Bean, Bountifnl
C Ponce 11 Gondolier, Trevelvau, ChasteStar
L Morris 8 Foy, Modna. Consul

ULTIMATA, ch. f. 2 112

(Trainer, J. Beamish. Owner, G. W. Forman).
68166 Laurel ;:-4 l:14«%good 16-5 102 2 1 2

57973 Laurel 3-4 1 :13%fast 12-5 106 4 1 1

57895 Laurel 6i f l:(V8%fast 14 110 1

57642 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 28 106 6

66690 Belmont 6Jf st l:0l%fast 30 108 3

.56496 Sar’toga 5-8 68%fast 15 105 8

56402 Sar’toga 5J f l;07%hvy 13-5 112 1

56187 Sar’toga 5-8 l:ni%mud 1®. 110 5

By Ultimua — ^Htirakan, by Unole.

BRILLIANT RAY. b. g,
(Trainer, M. Smith.

5S202 Laurel
57936 Laurel
67721 I,aurel
57640 Laurel
57484 H.deG’co
57378 Aq’duct
56464 Aq’duct
35287 Aq’duct

2 115

Owner, M. Smith).

2J 4«4 J Mooney 5 AlexH., CherryTree. Siian. Maize

1 IM 2M J Mooney 7 Elemental, Bountiful, Moco

1 l‘J 2M J Mooney 10 Prodigious, Plucky, Simplicity

2 3M 4®ft A Allen 8 All Fair, Dexterous, Champlain

5 4J 7® G W Car’ll 11 NancyF., M.Patrlcla, Prixligloui

10 102 101* A Allen 12 Calam.Jane, NancyF., San.CUra

2 2® F Keogh 8 Missionary, Aknusti, Bravo

6 6* 42 J A Alien 11 Nedna, Roulette, Caretaker

Bj Pennant — Snnglow XL, by Sundridga^

5i f l:0SV5fa.st 17 JlU
3-4 1:15%fast 5 113 I

3-4 1:15 fast 7 101 6

3-4 l:15%fast 6 107 1

54 f l:07%fast 17-10 112 5
6-8 l:01%fast 3 112 1

5- 8 59%fast 15 103 9

6- 8 1:00 fast 5 113 3

HILLMAN C., ob. o, 2 (M)
(Trainmr, £. W. Moore.

667 Laurel
56568 D’ shire
55776 K’worth
55616 Windsor
55530 Ft. Erie
5.5448 Ft. Erie

INCOGNANCE,
(Trainer, S
57896 Laurel
56615 D’ shire
56157 D’ shire
5(X)83 D’shire
55976 D’shire
53573 Tijuana
53490 Tijuana
53249 Tijuana

5J f l:0G%faat
51 f l:05%fast
5-8 1:02 fast

5- 8 l:00%fast
6J f l:07%fast

6- 8 l:00%fast

112

Owner, E.

11

93

125

263

33

22f

112
112
110 2
106 8
102 5
109 U

W.

1

8

1 1 2‘J 3*J L Coney 12 Chmsinan, Moco. Plucky

1 1 1*J 2* L Coney 9 G.Muyers. Clansman, Milcrf S.

3 3 6nk 6®J L Coney 8 Sail.Along, Fancier, M’yl’dBello

1 1 2»S 2* L Coney 8 Moco, FairVirginia, Chateaugay

1 2 1‘ 1" C Ponce 12 Ashlin, Hillsdale, .Toseph Brant

2 1» 2J L Fator 12 Fusee. Fred Kinney, Awning

7 H 11** J Zoeller 11 B, Rascal, Budana, Dr.T.S.D’ney

3 2ft 4*J J Zoeller 11 Dr.T.S. Dabney, Runnyol, Picnic

By Malamont— Betiie Sue, by The Commoner.

7*110»2 D Stirling 10 Rocket. Alex H., Gladbrook
8'J 81* E Baoies 10 FiftyFifty, Pumps, StacyAdams

6J 7*J E Barnes 11 B.Dunn, Delliimar, LeoohareslI.

8 8** E Barnes 8 Diadema, D. of Allah, M. Fallon

6 6‘® C I^ng C Caretaker, Devonite, Capt. Scott

Moore)

7 7

9 8

5 5

8 8

6 6

b. c. 2 117

Polk. Owner, S. Polk) .
5i f 1:07 fast 76 110 4

5f. f l:06%faHt :*4 108 4

6J f l:08%fast 39 110 3

5ft f l;08%s1ow 24 106 5

5-8 l:C0%fast 4J 113 2
1-2 4S%fast 18-5 113 2
4ft f 54%fa8t 23 118 6

1-2 48%slop 9 118 1

11 11 11 H** P Martinezll Devonite, SoItGocs. TomCassldy
By Disguiso— Lai Florei, by Bearcatober.

5‘* E Fator
8^® M Buxton
4®J B Denny
6* E Fator

0 D.ofAIlah. Sedge. Yank. Star
9 Fifty B’ifty, Photoplay, Aloft
« DarkAges. Devonite, Glengarry
7 Mar. Fallon, Devonite, J.Dundes
3 3>» 6*J M Buxton Mar. Fallon, Photoplay, DevcMdte

1* I® B Hayw’d 6 J. Dundee, Wolf’s Cry, Ashland
S» 3*J B Hayw’rd 8 John. Dundee, Pep.Tea, Apricot
3* S*i E Hayw’d 9 Pep.Tea, John. Dundee, Tomahoft

EOCHAMBEAU, ch. c. 2 (M) 118

(Trainer, T. Boylan. Owner, T. Boylan).
First start.

5h3*>4 Laurel
58125 I.aurel
58<^i31 Laurel
5789C Laurel
57642 Laurel
57447 Aq’duct
57199 Aq’duct
56!*39 Belm’t 3-4
Y-ASHMAK. ch.

(Trainer, J. Rowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney).
57415 Aq’duct 5-8 .59%fast I’J 115 1 5

66690 Belmont 5Jf st l;94%fast 8 115 5 9

5T.G13 Sar’toga 5-8 59 fast 6 105 2 4 3

YANKEE STAR, br. c, 2 115

3-4 1 :14%fast

8-5

108

3

4

2

3-4 l:ir.%fast

11-5 11-2

1

6

4

5J f 1:07 fast

11

113

1

4

3

3-4 1:14 fast

6

111

8

8

8

3-4 l:13%fast

4ft

108

4

4

6

3-4 l:14%gOod 4

110 11

9

7

1 MC l:ll%fast 17-10 122

9

18

18

f. 2 (M)

109

(Trainer. J. Fitzsimmons. Owner, Guincy Stable)

c D of-Mlah. Sedge, YankeeStar
S AllFair, Dexterous, Ultimata

8 Dexterous, Lit. B. Sheep, Plucky
12 Bountiful. All Fair, Carmencita

9 PJiotoplay, Fast Trial, Devonite
1* 1® J McTag’t 11 Buster, Humorist, Puff Ball

By Celt— Sand Dune, by Rook Sand.

2’i 2® F C’llileUi 7 Rocket. Sailing Along. Ray .Jay
3* F C’ltilettl 8 Elemental, Fancier, 8’ling Along
4i» 4*ft J Rowan 5 Elemental, Oppcrui’ii, Yiin.fetar

S‘i 2*J L Penman 6 D.ofAIlah, Yauk.Star, Chanipl’n

8 8‘* F C’ltilettl 8 All Fair, Dexterous, (Tbamplain

5* 6®J I. Penman 7 Surf Rider, Sweep By, Ray Jay

7J 5* L Penman 12 Missionary, All Over, My Play

14* 16** A Johnson22 Bunting, Galantman, D. of Allah
By Broomstick — Baksheesh, by Hamburg.

5* 2ft L Penman 12 Bayonne. Anna M,. Confii.-slon
8* 10® J L Penman 11 NancyF., M. Patricia, Prodigious
2* 2* L Penman 8 Dolores. P.QuiRoule, Chew ink
By Star Shoot — ^Yankee Lady, by Yankee.

58021 Laurel
57896 Laurel
57799 Laurel
57447 Aq’duct
57354 Aq’duct
5,’*J3»» Aq’duc
n7l6.'* Hflin’l

3.4 l:13®tfa5t 33-10 11.6
6Jfl:07 fast 31-10 112
3-4 l;14%slop 37-10 H3
.3-4 l:135ifai«t 3 111

D-8 6'»%fafit
3-11:19 fast
5Jf MC 1 r04%f aet

56761 Belm’t .5Jf MC l:05%fa8t
66693 Belmont 5ftf it l:05%fast

6-r. llS
4j iiy
8 113

9-10 n.'.
13-6 107

1

1

1

1*

Ink

T

Rice

5

3

2

2

02

J

Mooney

8

3

1

1

2h

3 *ft

J

Mooney

7

3

1

1

1ft

24

J

Mooney

8

fi

6

C

7 ®ft

T

Rice

7

8

8

8

A

Sch’ t*gr*r

4

7

4

2

2*

3 *

T

Rice.

1»

2

4

4

4 U

2*

T

Rice

6

1

1

1

2ft

2®

J

Mooney

C

Elemental.

Opperman. Sedge
rair. Rocket

D. of Allah, Sedge, (.'hamx)lnln

By Trap Rock — Sisaga, by Sunflower II.

SECOND KACFl— About 2 3iiles. Steei>Ieirhasc. 4-year-old/s and upward.
ClaiminK Handicap.

LE CTYTRIN,
(Trainer,

58163 Laurel
57971 Laurel
57798 Laurel
57534 W’dbine
56953 B.Bon’ts
56865 B.Bon’ta
56030 Sar’toga
55544 Aq’duct
55380 Aq’duct

b. g. 7

T. J. Donohue.

Ab 2 4:00 good.’
Ab 2 4:03
Ab 2ft 4:59
Ab 2 4:00
Ab 2J 5:03
Ab 2 4:05%fast
Ab 2 4:26%faat
Ab 2 4:17%fast
6J f l:21%slow

fast

slop

fast

fast

137

Owner,

!7-10 i:U
5 137

9f 133
9 134

8-5 136
17-5 141
16-5 143
2J 143
25 115

By Macdonald II. — Cfliryseis, by Armeatb XL
Mrs. F. A. CUrk).

5 11 1 1‘® 1‘® H Phillips .S Inhdelll.. NewUaven. Di.st. Shore

2 2 2 3* 3:^i 11 Phillips 7 Surf, Robert Oliver, Overmatch

111 Lost rid.H Phil’ps 9 Fly.Sc«jut, LeMarsonin, Peccant
1112*® 2*J S Higgins r> Lieut.Seas, G’kPatriot, Alt.Flre
4 3 5 4 4** W Green (S Minata, McAdams, Coronado

6 McCorbuni, Sea Sun, Martian
5 Robert Oliver, Surf, New Haven
5 Saywhich, Amstello, Fair Mac

4»* W Green
Lost rider. W Green
5 Lost rider. D Dale
Lost rider. W Green

16

ROBERT OLIVER, eh. g, lO 154

(Trainer, J. Healy. Owner, J. Lumiden).

58203 Laurel Ab 2 3:.57 fast 8

971 Laurel Ab 2 4:03 fast 17-10

f.7798 Laurel Ab 2J 4:59 slop 21-5
57262 Aq’duct Ab 2 4:12 fast 1-3
57106 Belmont Ab 2ft 4:o3%fast 7
56562 Sar’toga Ab 2ft 5:17'*;Rfast 4ft
56479 Sar’toga Ab 2 4:22%fast 1-5
56317 Sar’toga Ab 2 4:24%fast 3-2
>6244 Sar’toga Ab 2 4:47%fast 1
6C020 Sar’toga Ab 2 4:26%fast 9-10

16 17 17*® C Rob’flonlT Turnabout, Arapahoe, Flypaper

By Fathi ri e ai D iamontina, by Xon.

4 3 3
150 6 3 3

139 2 6 9
150 1 3 3
147 9 Ran

140 8 8 8
149 2 4 3

5 5 5

142
140 3 2

143 5 2

3 2J 1*1 A Sims

5 2* 2*J W Hunt
Ran out. W Hunt

2 2* Ifc W Hunt

out. W Hunt

6 3| 1* W Hunt

3 2* 1ft W Hunt

1 1» 1* W Hunt

3 3 3*» P Brady

2 1» 1* P Brady

7 Joyful, Frank B.. Minata

7 Surf. Le Cyprin, Overmatch

0 Fly. Scout, LeMarsouin. Peccant

4 Musty, Algardl, Decisive

9 Houdini, Sweepment, Skibb’reen
9 Sweepment. Soumangba, D’oblet

5 Algardi, Surf. New Haven

6 Algardi, Doublet, Surf

8 Saywhich, Wisest Fool

6 Surf, New Haven. Fair Mae

LE MARSOUIN, b. g, 7
(Trainer, W. Garth.

58203 I..aurel Ab 2 3:.57
57798 Laurel Ab 2ft 4:59
57716 Laurel Ab 2 4:02
57641 Laurel
67161 Belmont
56984 Belmont
56852 Belmont
66.5S9 Sar’toga
m91 Pimlico
47107 Pimlico

145

Owner. J. 8. Cosden.)

By Querido— Maria Louise m., by Masque.

fast 3ft in 1 Fell,

slop 22-5 136 & 4 3 4

fast 3-2 142 3 2 3 1

Ab2 4;07%fast 3 141 5 6 5 2

Ab 2 3:01 fast 1 126 1 2 2 3

Ab 3 3;56%slow 1-2 144 2 5 2 2

Ab 2 3:52*Sfast 8-5 138 2 2 2 2

Ab 2 4:25%fust 11-10 144 4 3 3 2

2 1-4 4:37 hvy 13-10 143 6 6 2 2

2 4K)1 hvy 2 139 1 7 7 6

U H C’f’rJ 7
2 * 2* R H C’f’rd 9
IS 1* R H C’f’rd 10
4h 3* R H C’f’rd 7
2*® 2* R H (Tfnrd 3
1*» 1** R H C’rrd 5
K» 2h R H C’f’rd 2
1* 1* N Kenn’dy 4
ink 1* R H C’f rd 8
6* €*• R H C’rrd 9

RoherlOliver. .loyful. Frnnk 1'..
Flying Scout, rcccant, Minata
D.Shore. Lieut.Seas., lufidel II.
CrestHill, Dist. Shore, Valapar
Crest Hill, Algardi
NewHaven, B.Wyvls, Infidelll.
Crest Hill

NewHaven, B.Hampson, W.Fool
Meshnch, Algardi, D’nybrookll.
Duettiste. Royal Arch, Reliance

SHOAL, b. g, 4

(Trainer, J. Beamish. Owner,

58059 Laurel Ab 2 4:00 fast 6
57971 I.aurel Ab 2 4:0.3 fast 6
67867 Laurel Ab 2 3:59%fast 13
57641 Laurel Ab 2 4:07%fast 40
67553 H.dcG’ce Ab 2 4:06%fast 6
57417 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:05%fast 21
56952 B.Bon’ts 3-4 l:12%fast 30

By Danger Rook — Smixr, by Canage.

134

R. Fending.)

142 4 1 3 2 ink ink B Kleeger 8 J.Coffroth. K.Harluii, B.O.Lliin

133 1 4 4 4 5* 6’* B Kleeger 7 Surf, Robert Oliver, Le Cypnn

140 5 4 4 2 1* 1* B Kleeger 10 L.Fielder, J.Coffroth, Bobzigade

135 6 4 4 5 3* 6*J T Fenn’sy 7 CrestHill, Dis.Shore, LeMars’ln

133 1 2 5 6 5 6** T Fenn’ssy 7 Lytle, Overmatch, Nonus

130 1 Lost rider. B Kleeger 7 Peccant, Perkiomen, Lytle
114 7 7 7 7 7*i W Bogr*skl 7 MajorParke, Wraith, Hasten On

OVERMATCH, b. g, 8
(Trainer, M. Smart,

57971 Laurel Ab 2 4:03 fast
67641 Laurel Ab 2 4:07%fast
57553 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4;06%fast
7417 H.deG’ce Ab 2 4:05%fast
Sar’toga Ab 2 4:25%fast

138

Owner, K. Smart).

^6492 Sari toga
76364 Sar’toga
«9R4 5^r*torA

141

13 136 1 1 6 4

22-5 138 6 5 2 S

6 1.36ft 4 112

3ft 152 3 1 1 1

Ab 2 4:26%fast 11-10 134 1 1 1 1

Ab 2 4:22 fast 8-5 136 2 5 5 3

Ab 2 4:.31%hvy 18-5 143 5 6 « C

, cU. f, 4 130

(Trainer, L. McL. Merryman.

Owner,

L.

. MoL.

5816:1 Laurel

Ab 2 4:00 good

52

142

8

6

6

0

67925 Va.Fair

SC 4:21 slow

—

143

57917 Va.Fair

SC 4:20-%8low

—

149

57417 H.deG’ce

Ab 2 4:06%fast

19

135

6

6

6

6

57329 H.deG’ce

Ab 2 4:12 mud

10

144

9

€

5

4

5709S Tim’ium
57017 Tim’ium
57003 Tlm’iura

Ab 2 3:59 fast 13-10 152
Ab 2 4:06 slow 2 142

Ab 2 3:66 fast 7 148

By Oversight— Omeroa, by Common.

4* 4*i I Barrett 7 Surf. Robert Oliver. Le Cyprin
6*® 5* R Simpson 7 rrestHill, Dis.Shore, LeMars’in
1* 2J N Barrett 7 Lytle, Nonus, Reddest
3J 4® C Hines 7 Peccant, Perkiomen, Lytle
2* 1^ C Hines 5 Francl’irciir, SeaBryn, Masterful

l*i 1* C Hines 5 Peccant, Masterful, Sea Bryn

3 3® C Haines 6 Peccant, Sea Bryn. Left Fielder

S»* S* C HIneii 8 Kps Scot. Woodrnff. Surf

By Formasten— Erato, by Wadsworth.

Menrman).

6 6®* M Hon’son 8 I.«pryprin, Infidel II., NewUuven

1 R Taylor 8 Anne Excellence, McAdams
1 McAfee 5 E. Burke, F. Captain, A.Excel’nce
5 5*® S Turner 7 Peccant, Perkiomen, Lytle

4* 4*ft O Diam’nd 9 J.A.Sheridan, Reddest, N.Haven
1* W Taylor 6 A.Excell’nce, TheTalker, N.Chic
1*1 W Taylor 5 Harwood, K. Harlan, FI. Captain
8 *® R Taylor 6 Ribbon Grass, Unar, Harwood

THIRD RACE 1 3Iile.

1919 l:.t7 :i-5 i 125.)

HELLO PARDNER. b. g, 4

(Trainer, T. Flaherty. Owner,

in

E.

Denham)

X

68127 Laurel

1 1-8 l:63%fast

8

109

1

3

2

2

2*

58037 Laurel

1 1-16 l :47%fast

11

109

4

4

3

3

4*

67975 Laurel

1 1-8 l;53%fast

10

105

2

1

1

1

1»

37801 Laurel

1 1-8 l:56%8lop

7

110

1

1

1

2

21

>7646 Laurel

1 1-8 l:5424fast

9

110

4

1

1

1

1*

>7664 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:15%fa0t

8

114 10

6

6

6*

17455 H.deG’e

lm70y l:46%fast

64

107

6

8

3

4

4^

>6844 H’town
'A840 H’towc
>6841 Empire

Ab e-S l:00%alow
Ab 6-8 1:00 fast
1 1-16 1:49 fast

1-1

7

20

120

114

ICO

6

12

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7

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66690 Empire

1 1-16 1:50 slow

10

10«

3

8

4

4

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S-year-olds and upward. Allowances. (Oct. 21,

By Marajax— Ma Woo Dow, by Lots Wlstly.

3* A Allen 8 Comme Ci, Br. Voter. Lucy Kate
4*i £ Harb’ne 15 Attorney, Pas.Swain, Gallivaut
A Allen 6 Cubanita, Goldine, Hnonec
8** A Allen 6 Goldine, King Trojan, Fixer
1* A Allen 8 ScotcbVerdict. Franklin, ()sgood
4*i T I*arigtonl4 Camouflage. Coca Cola, Burgoyna
4®i J Merimea 7 Cubanita. Old Dad. Gath
^ D Stirling 6 Rubber II., No Trumps, MeryO,
J Beiipal 4 M.<(riicuri:4(. Kormi. T.niighier
lo*ft U Rice 14 Taiill., K’toftheileuther, Saloto
6'* F Weiner 14 OldDad, Fred’k tbeGrett, Pansy

i

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

DAII.Y RACING FORM.

KIVO TIlOJA^^ br.

(TreiDcr, T. E.
nM8S Laurel 1 1-X

5S127 Laurel 1 l-S

C7S72 Laurel 1

B7S01 laurel 1 1-8
67606 Wilbine 1 1-16
62t*38 WMf»lne 1 1-16
£7347 Th cliffe 1
C726S Th’cliffe lm70y
57189 Th’cliffe 3-4
66486 Windsor 1 1-16

ff. 8

Crist. Owner. 1
Lu.'i fast 43-10 ;
l:53%fast 8 ]

l:42%fast 9 ]

i:.56Hslop 21 :

1:48 pood 14
1:49 fast 23 :

l:40%f?ood 9
l:45%fast 9
lilSysfast 40 :

l:48^fast 6

BXAItT MONEY, ch. v. 7 111

(Trainer, D. Hammond. Owner, O.

57879 K’ worth 1 1-16 1:56 hvy 23 106 4

67734 K’ worth lm70y l:45%fast 10 108 2

67373 Th’cliffe 3-4 1:13 fast 68 107

66224 Del’m’r 1 l:43%fast 6 110

65877 M’ne’ve Ab 3-4 l:16%fast 6-5 112
65513 D«l’m’r 3-4 l:16%fast 27-10 107
63485 Del’m’r 1 1-16 l;49^ifast 4 107

65458 Dil'm’r 7-8 1:30 fast 10 llOi

TRAKTXTLA. b. 8
(Trainer, W. A.

5S1S7 Laurel 1

59099 Laurel 3-4

68005 Laurel 3-4

67523 H.deG’ce 6i f

67358 H.deG’ce 3-4

66271 Ft. Erie 3-4

66189 Ft. Erie 8-4

6tl29 D’shire 1

66054 D’shire 8-4

107

Burttschell. Owner,

l:421ifast 6 K«6 2

l:13%fast 8 110 2

l:14'/ofast 4-5 113 4
l:07%fast 12 104 5

1:15 slow 11-6 103 5
1:13 fast 32 107 6

l:16i,ihvy 7 106 6

1*41 good 5 111 4

l:lS“ihvy 6 111 4

By Sine James— Bohemia, by Wagner.

Wst),

3 3 1 IJ IS S Lowe 7 Snm.Sifjl), Peg. Rives, An. Gallup

5 6 6 8 R Hol’way 8 Comme Ci, Br. Voter, H.Pardner

8 6 fi Si 2* H erments 9 Attorney, Perhaps, Peggy Rives

6 6 6 3ok H Cl’m^^nts 6 Goldine, Hello Pardner, Fixer

6 8 4 4» 2i T Burns 10 Roseate, Asterisk, The Desert

8 4 4 gak 2* T Bums 13 Secretary, OlltFringe, Harm'que

10i» R Hol’way 12 Black Top, Broadview, Walk Up
5« I Gordon 7 Roisterer, Asrael. Gilt Fringe
11*» J McTag’t 12 JohuHoshor, M.Reigel. TnbbyA.

7 7 7 8*1 W Huntl’y 7 K.George, Merrimac, S.J.Vergne

By Armeath n.— Seryilia, by Ba n sa tio n.

Hohnea).

6 6 6 6* 6’* R Rom’elli 7 Mor. Elder, Jo.aqiiiiin. TheDesert

4 3 4 3* 3« M Buxton C Tan Son, Darnay, Sentimental

7*i N Burger 12 T. Nephew, loon. Flagging Spirit
2' J Kennedy 6 Cacambo, Assumption, Hay
2* W Taylor 8 Copyright, Little Pete, Gomnl
711 R Pauley 10 Slip’ySilver, ByJove, Orl’nsGirl
4* R Pauley 6 Betty J., Chefa, Duke Rnff
6*3 W Hinphy 9 Am. Eagle, WarClub, OakPnBelle

By TransTaal— Ylsiula IlL, by Oliff BooA.

J. B. Skinker).

POLLY ANN, cb. f. 8 ll4

(Trainer, £. Utterback. Owner, S.

58206 Laurel 1 1:40 fast 28 107

58034 Laurel 1 1-4 2:04Vifast 16 110

57800 Laurel 1 1-2 2:35 slop 27 108

5771S Laurel 11:40 fast 9-6 110

57690 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 l:62%fast 23 106

57454 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:462ifast 43-10 110
37386 H.deG’ce 1 1-16 l:46%faat 15 113

56523 Saratoga 3-4 l:ll%fast 16 119

.’6360 Sar’toga 1 1:38 fast 8 117

.56210 Sar’toga 1 1:40 fast 8-6 HI

FLEER, eb. g, 4

(Trainer, E. J. Heffernan.

58187 Laurel
.57555 H.deG’ce
57333 H.deG’ce
56127 D’shire
65758 K’vvorth
6.7413 Havana
63373 Havana
63342 Havana

1 l:42‘U'ast
3-4 l:15\V.fast
3-4 1 :15%mud
3-4 l:lS*5good
3-4 1 :l’-n^;good
6i f l:08?fefast
3-4 1:15 fast
63 f l:07M5fast

C Kto 2 2 1 1 2k 22 L Coney 11 Mir-s Filley, Ettahe, Fleer

8 110 2 1 1 Ik 2* L Coney 1*2 Kirah, Phantom Fair, Tidings

4-5 113 4 4 4 4 3* L Coney 4 C.Summy, C.o’theR’st, Vnlc’ize

12 104 5 3 2 2nk in L Coney 10 Old Sinner, Eternity, Br. Lighti

11-6 103 5 6 2 2J 2n L Coney 8 Siesta, Old Sinner, Prin. Myrtle

32 107 6 1 2 4' 6"J L Coney 9 Ima Frank, Polar Cub, Cormonu

7 106 6 3 3 6* A Claver 7 Fl’tygibbet, L. Luxury, M.Maxin

5 111 4 1 1 1 4*i 6** R Josiah 7 Lady Lillian, Joaquina, Be Sun

6 111 4 4 4 8*1 3* H J Burke 9 J.’s Umma, Hyanpom. J.Budrow

111 By Astronomar^Flsda B., hf Falsette,

Owner, £. J. Heffernan).

33 105 C 1 2 4 3‘J 42 F W’dst’ckll 3fiss Filley. Trantula. Ettahe

12 106 4 3 3 45 Snk E Josiah 12 Old Sinner. Amackassin, Trusty

18f 109 3 1 2 25 2» E Josiah 12 Ticacey, Theodosia, JeanBullant

17f 111 7 6 6 6k E Josiah 10 H. Bnrgoyne, Trusty, Lancelot

39 109 4 3 3 45 6*5 B Josiah T> Kinburn. Hadrian, Diomed

32 106 7 8 6 3* In R L’ caster 11 AlPorter, LucieMay, JackHeale?

4 102 6 6 8 8k 6*1 R L’casterlO Seven Seas. War Tax, Aigrette

15 101 7 7 7 6* 4» S Lowe 8 Merry Feast, Avion. Le Balafre

12 106 4

18f 109 3

32 106 7

4 102 6

15 101 7

WIDOW BEDOTTE, b. m. 7 110

(Ihwiner, E. Tinman. Owner, E. Trueman).

58129 Laurel lm70y l:4C%fast 6 101 1 3 3 1

68037 Laurel 1 1-lC l:47Vftfast 9 111 2 7 5 6

67942 I..aurel 1 1 :43=ifast 43-10 111 1 1 1 1

67801 I.aurel 1 1-8 l:.56%slop 23-10 109 2 3 3 4

67588 H.deG’o ImTOy l:46%fast 9-6 115 2 6 5 4

67489 H.deG’e ImTOy 1:45 fast 15 109 1 2 2 2

67361 H.deG’e ImTOy l:45V&slow 5 lU 6 6 6 4

67807 H.deG’e lm70y l:49%slop 34 110 7 8 8 8

§4172 Pimlico 1 l:46%hvy 14-6 110 4 2 2 2

§4039 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:64%hvy 9-6 105 1 2 2 2

§4011 Pimlico 1 1-16 l:62Vi8lop U-6 106 3 t 3 1

WHO GABES, br. o. 4 111

(Trainer, F. Farrar. Owner. F. Farrar).

By Udrlm— Annua Luotna, by David Oairlek.

* 1*5 C Lang 8 Bolario, Natural, Stanley

5 6* W Kelsay In Attorney, Pas.Swain, Gallivant
nk 2nk L Coney 7 L. Luxury. MissFilley, L. Kate

a 6*t F Critilettl « Goldine, K.TroJan, Hel.Pardner

i* 2n C Ponce 7 Theodosia, Miss Filley, Encrinite

I 2* C Ponce 7 Past. Swain, CommeCi, Osgood

5 6» A Allen 8 M’rieMaxim, M. Filley, Encrinite

8*» N Huff 9 CleanO’ne, D.deMorny, N. Raider
I 1* J G’neisen 5 LncyKate, H.Atkin, B’lymooney
i 2nk A Allen 6 CourtFool. Syrdarya, P. McGee

* 3*1 A Allen 6 GommeCl. C^.Bventa, Sun.EUl)

By Wraok— Lixale H., by Ealn«.

58002 Laurel 1 1-lG l:4773fast 19-5 102 3 1 1

57972 Laurel 3-4 1:15 fast 14 106 8 9

57766 I^aurel 3-4 l:15%fast 15 108 12 12

57555 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:15'ifast 63 112 6 7

67333 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:15%mud 43-10 111 4 3

6C675 D’shire 1 1-16 1:48 good 16 97 3 1 2

66636 D’shire 3-4 1:17 mud 39-10 110 3 5

TBOOPEB, oh. V, 6

(Trainer, C. H.
5S127 I.aurel 11-8 1:
67668 Laurel 3-4 1:
67456 ILdeG’e 1 1-16 1:
67359 H.deG'e 1 1-16 1:
67306 H.deG’e 11-16 1:
67035 Belmont 1 1:
65674 Empire ImTO;/ 1:
66362 Aq’duct 1 1:
§4734 Latonia 1 1-16 1:

Neal. Owner,

:.53%fast 44
:14%fast 27
:49 fast 29-10
:48%s!ow 9-5
:52V^slop 14-6
:38 fast 8
:4,514fast 12
:40%raud 10
:52 mud 1

11 1 11 1* C Lang 12 Franklin, Blazonry, SumnierSigh

9 8 4nk 2nk H Cl’ments 9 PaulC’iiuelly, Dairyman, Medusa

12 10 13 13'® A Klein 13 CocaCola, Amackassin, Biirgoyne
7 6 3k 6' E Haynes 12 Old Sinner, Amackassin, Fleer

3 4 6* 6*5 E Haynes 12 Ticacey, Fleer, Theodosia

1 2 3 6* 4® C Lang 7 N’tccacker, GiltPrInge. Joaquine

5 6 7» 7®i C Lang 10 Ardito, AlvinT.Hert, Whalebone

118 Bv Trap Book— Ecstaoy, by Ben Btroao.

, J. D. Bartolomeo).

114 5 1 3 4 6' 8” J Heupel S Comme Ci, Br. Voter. H.Pardner

115 11 5 11 10' 11*3 J Heupel 12 C.o’theRoost, B. Lights, B’rgoyne

113 5 1 1 1 2' V* C Jacksonll Miss Filley. L’Enjoleur, fiendrie

110 4 1 1 1 .1® 2» F Meriraee 6 Sam.Jay. Cur.Events, TheTrump

111 1 2 2 2 2® 3®5 F Merimee 7 Chief, Scotch Verdict, Little Ed

108 9 10 9 9 10* 11'® M Har’sonlo JockScot, Houyhnhmn, Sad.RIof

111 4 3 3 5 8 8»* R Turner 8 Devastation, Jock Scot, Am.Boi

XXX « o o 9 o XV xurner o xrevaHuiuon, jock ecoc. Am. IK

107 5 3 10 10 10 10'^ C Breun’g 10 Rep, Tom McTaggart, Silence

no 1 1 1 1 1* 2»k E Josiah 7 G. Daugherty, Tulsa, Petrarch

FOURTH RACE a-4 12-year-oldM.

Isll — 4 — lOS.)

Allowances.

ROCKET, b. g. 2

(Trainer, Jaz. Bowe, Jr. Owner, H. P, Whitney).

By Broomstick — First Flight, by Thrash.

582«)4 Laurel ;’.-4 1 :12iifast 7-10 111 2 111

58042 Church’ 1 1 l:38»9fast 43-10 122 3 1 1 1 2

57868 Laurel 3-4 l:13M;fast 7-5 108 4 111

57799 Laurel 3-4 l:14%slop 12-5 109 4 3 4 3

67667 Laurel 55 f l:0';%fast 19-10 112 6 111

57552 H.deG’ce S-4 1:15 fast £7-10 115 2 2 4 3

57451 H.deG’ce 65 f 1:07 fa.st 2 F4 1 2 3 3

B7382 H.de<;’ce 6-8 l:OOV6fast 9 108 11 10 9 7

65776 Empire Ab 3-4 l.'OO^fast 8 112 7 6 6 8

§6«90 Empire 65 f 1:07 fast 10 loe g 8 7 8

PBODIOIOUB, b. f. 2 120

(Trainer, M. S^rady. Owner, J. E. Davie).

58036 laurel :’.-4 1 :13'^ifast 3 119 1 3 2 2

67895 Laurel 55 f l:081Sfast 29-10 116 4 3 3 2

67325 Aq’duct 5-8 l:00%mud 18-5 116 6 3 £

67199 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%good 15 123 2 3 3 6

66983 Belm’t 55f MC l;06%.slow 25 107 1 2 2 1

66690 Belmont 65f at l:04%fast 19 110 6 6 3

66496 Sar’toga &-8 68^fast 20 123 7 8 6 J

66145 Aq’duct 6-8 69%fast 12 127 12 6 7

64660 Belmont 6-8 st 59%fast 12 112 8 2 2

64593 Belmont 45f st 62%fast 12 116 3 2 2

64212 Pimlico 5-8 1:02 slow 16 112 5 2 2 2

ALEX H-. ch. c, 2 108

(Trainer, M. C. Kelley. Owner, B. Harding).

.’JvlOG I.;iur» 1
i.iturel
I.a\irol
67T97 L;jurel
67667 Laurel
676,52 H.deG’ce
67355 H.deG’ce
64735 B.Bon’ta

3-4 1 :14'4goodl9-10 log 1
3-4 l:13^<;fast 22-5 113 1

:G4 1:14 fast 7 112 1

55 f 1:09 slop 35 115 3

65 f l:06%fast 25 112 4

3-4 1 :16 fast 35 115 4

Ei f l:07%slow 21 116 11

6-8 l:02^fast i 112 7

SEDGE, ch. 0 , 2

(Trainer, Jas. Rowe. Owner, Greentree Stable).

::-4 l:12'5fast 7-10 111
:'.-4 LH'.sfast 8-6 108
:M l:13*ifas' 11-5 112
55 f 1:07 fast 11 113

S-4 1:14 fast 6 111

3-4 l:l3%fast 45 108

57199 Aq’duct 3-4 1 :l4%good 4 110 11

560:» Belm’t 3-4 MG l:ll*i^fast 17-10 122 9

ELEMENTAL, b. c, 8 111

r.8204 Laur.-1
5812.7 Laurel
58f»31 laurel
57973 I^aurel
67569 W’dblne
67397 W’dbine
63646 H.deG’ce

;:-4 l:121ifast 19-5 114 7
.3-4 l:14'4fast 11-10 110 2
3-4 l:lS®Sfast 14-5 1095 £
3-4 l:13%fast 3 1105 3

3-4 1;16V5hvy 6 111 2

3-4 l:13?^fast 3-6 106 5
1-2 4S%fast 4-6 116 4

ROULETTE, br. f. 2
(Trainer, W. Garth.

57895 Laurffl
56939 Belm’t

105

Owner, J. S. Cosden).

55 f l:08Vf.fast 17-5 11.7 7
1-4 MC l:ll%fast 20 118 11

By Superman— Princess Nettie, by His Eigbneee.

L. Jenkins).

6 6 4 6 55 4* L Morris 10 Careful. Tryster. Billy Kelly

6 11 1 Ik 3'5 L Morris 8 Cop. Demon, Chat.Thierry, .Teg

6 17 8 Pull. up. L Morris 8 ThePorter, MyDear, Exter’nator

4 11 1 1*5 1*5 L Morris 4 Rubidium, Muttikins, By.Tlminy

9 Left at the post.C Ponce 9 Capt.AleocU, Tryster, ThePorter
2 6 4 2 45 4*5 E Haynee 7 Jeg, Wellflnder, Lunettn

8 9 7 6 4k 4*4 J Butwell 9 Tryster, Bylimlny, BygoneDaye

9 8 7 8* 6®| C Rob’sonl2 V.oftheMoon, Polythia, L.Straw

5 3 3 4 4* 4*4 L Morris 5 ToiichMeNot, OiirFlag, ByJlmlny

4 3 3 3 3® Ik T Rico 4 Two Feathers, LoveTap, Hnonee

SIXTH RACF 1 1-2 Milen. .’l-ye

191 9 *2 : 20 R-.'S ti 1 08. >

AUSTRAL, b. f, 6 115

(Trainer, A. Bwenke. Owner, A. Swenke).

.78208 Laurel 1 1-16 l:49%fast 19f 110 8 9 10 10

57904 K’ worth 1 1-16 1:58 hvy 8-5 110 7 6 6 3

57878 K’w’orth 1 1-16 l:55%hvy 6-5 113 7 8 8 6

57817 K’w'orth lm70y l:51%slop 4 108 5 8 5 4

57733 K’ worth 1 l-S l:54Mifast 17-10 109 8 7 5 6

57572 W’dbino 1 1-4 2:1158hvy 1 109 5 7 6 4

57504 W”dbine 1 3-16 2:02 fast 16-5 106 6 10 8 8

57252 Th’cliffe 1 1-16 l:48%fast 5 111

ATTORNEY MUIR, br. g, 6 101

(Trainer, G. C. Milton. Owner, G. 0. MUten)
5S20S Laurel 1 1-lG l:49k-fast 36 101 9 8 9 9

58168 Laurel 1 1-16 1:.70 good 26 112 12 12 12 10

57490 H.deG’ce 1 1-8 l:5:lf^fast 33 107 6 6 6 6

57422 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:08Mifast 5.7 104 3 7 7 5

56086 Conn’ht 1 3-16 2:01%fast 36 106 11 11 11 11

56015 Conn’ht 1 1-16 l;49y5fast 13 106 8 9 9 9

54694 Dorval 1 1-8 1:.78 slow 3-2 108 30 10 10 10

54640 Dorval 1 1-4 2:22 slop 6 108 6 7 7 7

WT.T. HUNLEY, ob. g, 6 101

(Trainer, B. B. Rice. Owner, B. B. Bloe).

:i-year-^ldM and upward.

M>ct. 11,

58188 Laurel 11-8 1:55 fast 19 110 2 6 5 4

168168 Laurel 1 1-16 1:50 good 11 107 11 7 6 6

h3S098 Laurel 1 1-8 l:53%fast 78 86 2 7 6 5

j 57671 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55%fast 7 101 2 6 3 3

57692 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:48%fast 6 105 8 7 7 6

57419 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:49%fast 19 108 1 7 4 8

57333 H.deG’ce 3-4 1 :15%mud 26 109 11 13 12

i >4672 T’cllffe ImTOy l:48%h\T 23 102

I »4647 T’ncllffe lm70y l:53*Amud 10 106

BAB COY, ch. g, 6 (H) 101

(Trainer, F. Segler. Owner, W. D. Altbonse)
.78062 I^aurel 1 1-16 1 :47"f.fa.st ISf 102 1112 12 11
57767 Laurel lm79y l:46%fast 20 112 9 9 8 8

37592 H.deG'e 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 32 106 7 8 8 7

57422 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:08%fast 45 104 8 8 8 8

5730.5 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:.52MiSlop 3.5 116 4 5 6 6

57019 Ti’um Ab 1 1-4 2:26 slow 21-5 104

57008 Ti’m Ab 1 1-16 l:48%fast 12 105

AMERICAN SOLDIER, br. e, 4 111

(Trainer, F. J. Stevens. Owner, T. Hodge).
58208 Laurel 1 1-16 1 :49%fast GS 106 10 1« 8 7

58167 Laurel 1 1-16 l:50M;good .34 112 8 11 10 7

58098 Laurel 1 1-8 l:53^^ast 54 97 1 8 8 7

57633 M. Royal 1 1-16 2:00 hvy 3-2 112
57613 M.R’l Ab 1 1-4 2:13M;hvy 3 110

57477 M. Royal 1 1-15 l:.50%fast 31-10 116
57409 M. Royal 1 1-16 l:47*Hifast 9 112

156826 B. Bon’ ts 1 1-8 l;56Vifast 5 109 7 4 2 2

{ 56729 B.Bon’ta 1 1-8 l:54%fast 12 106 7 8 8 8

104 8 8 8 8

116 4 6 6 6

112 8 11 10
97 1 8 8

By Dalhaosto— Aastrallna, by Xoatana,

10^ 8“i F Chitv’tal2 Natural. Gem, Merrimac
2* 1* J McTag’t 7 M’t’nRosell., W.. Smoke. Yermak
4k 4®J J McTag’t 8 Veteran, JobnArbor. GiltFringe
1* 1* H Ericks’n 8 T.F.McMahon, T.Desert, DollyO.
6* 6*4 J McTag’t 9 W’dthrush, L. Lou. H.M.Stevcns
2k 1® J McTag’t 7 J’n of Arc, Tricksterll.. Rhymer
6* 14 J McTag’t 11 Rouen, Trickster II., Dolly C.

2» M Schw’tzlO Cavalcadour II., P.ardora, Rouen
By BtalwarV— San Andxw, by GnlokllsM

7 ‘5 7*3 E Harb’ne 12 Natural. Gem. Merrimac
8J 6*4 B Taylor 12 Mt.se. Mark West. Summer Sigh
J Heupel 7 S. Verdict, Brib. Voter, S.Peurll.
4* 4* W Bog’ski 8 Benevolent, C’rr’ntEvents. Diadi
11 9»® E Taylor 11 Tricksterll., SolidRock. Rhymer

9® 8*4 B Taylor 10 Svv’tApple, Madrrjno, LittleSandy

8* 7«3 B Taylor 10 O’Malley, WhipiKwrwill, Clip

6* 2* B Taylor 8 Rhymer, M’tha Lockett, Suu’rla

By Setback— Homesiek. by Denttohlang.

7i- 5* N Swart 7 K. Trojan. Sum. Sigh. Peg. Rives

6* 4'3 C Lang 12 Mose, Mark West. Summer Sigh

3* 3^ N Swart 10 Old Dad. OurBirthd.ay, S.Peurll.

3k 4*4 L Penman 7 Diadi, Fizer, Bardora

6* 6** H Cl’menta 8 F’rtygibbet, Mom. Face, Perhape

24 2* J Rowan 8 Siesta, N’f’rd’sCholce. Explosive

7* 7* J Rowan 12 Ticacey, Fleer, Theodosia

6*® J Shelepets 7 W.T’nbow, Cav’dourll., Neenah
3®4 J Shelepets 7 Yermak. Sea Way, Br’nFavorlte
By Bartender— Katie, by Brooznstiok.

10= 10‘* H Crmentsl2 Who Cares, Franklin, P.la/onry

8* 8** A Allen 9 G.illivant, Nor. Choice, Phoenix

6* 4'® A Allen 8 F’rtygfbbet, Morn. Face. Perhaps

7* 7* J Rowan 8 Benevolent, C’rr’ntEvents, Diadi

6® 5’® C Ponce 7 Cliief, Scotch Verdict, Trooper

3'® A Allen 4 G.Wash’ton, S.Ads’m, PrimH*ry

4*® R Ball 4 SunnyHill, Wodan. ScotcuVerd»t

By Duval — Mery Eonter, by Orleea*

S4 10*3 J Heupel 12 Natural, Gem, Merrimac

6' L Morris 11 Ettahe, L’Effare. Devildog

8k 8** W Bog’ski 10 Old Dad, OurK’thday, BillHunlcy
2* W Taylor 6 Tarascon, Zoie, George W.

1* B Atkins’n 8 Capt. Hodge. She Devil, Kebo
9* N Foden 12 Lit.Gink, Capt.Hodge, S’venSeae

10'* N Foden 10 PaulaV., H.M.Stevens, liadylone

2® 2® H B B’wer 7 Mr. X.. Buckhorn II., Diswird

7* 7'* H B B’wer 8 Chefa, H.M.Stevens. Bour. Green

SEVENTH RACE R-4 Mile. S-ycar-oldM and upward. Claimini?. i Oct.

5, 1018 1:11 :i-5 1 108.)

ASSUMPTION, br. g. 6 116

(Trainer, J. S. Whatley. Owner, J. Borris).

1-1® L Pi nnian 7 Sedge, Sailing Along, Kav .T;ty
24 2'4 L Penman 0 Startle. John Finn. Cherry Tree
1* 1® L Penman 5 Caretaker, Devonite, Sail.Along
3*1 4=4 L Penman 8 Relay, Yankee Star, All Fair
1* 1® L Penman 10 Alex H., Gladbrook, Miss Colin
3*4 2* F CTltilettl 9 Trevelyan, AlexH., M’ylnndBells
3ak 4» p C’ltlletti 6 All Fair, Cumencita, Gondolier
7* 6®4 P C’ltilettll2 Bountifnl, Champlain, All Pair
8® 7*® F CritllettUl Bay Jay, June Grass, Snob 11
8® §•! L Penman 11 Surf Rider. Yankee Maid. Mods
By Fayette— Himation, by Harmls.

2= 15 L Morris Faneier, Plucky. Ray .lay
£k Ik L Morris 10 Ultimata, Plucky, s'impliVity
6* 6*4 T Rice 8 My Reverie, Emotion, Penitent
6k 6® GW Car’ll 12 illission.ary. All Over, My Play
1' 1* GW Car’ll 3 Modo, Black Rascal
34 3'4 M Mount’nll NaiicyF., M’ryPatricia, RoeeHill
7® 8*4 M M*ntalnl2 Cahim.Jane. NancyF., San.Clara
74 7* M Mount’nl4 Biidaua, Penitent, Lucky Button
2»k H M Mount’n 9 Wishbone, NancyF., Y’keeMaid
2'4 34 M Mount’n 13 Wishbone, Ultimata, Evil
2® 2* M Mount’n 8 S.Th’ghts, M’yPdBelle, T.Oas’dy
By Lough Foyle— Kitty K., by Gotham.

58164 Laurel

3-4 l:15®3good

5

117

4

4

4

57781 K’worth

3-4 1:16 slop

14

106

4

4

4

57498 W’dbine

3-4 1:13 fast

6^

114

6

2

2

57431 W’dbine

3-11:13 fast 33-10 113

1

8

8

57373 Th’cliffe

3-4 1:13 fast

6

110

67285 Th’cliffe

3-1 1:13 fast

11

107

LADY LUXURY

. b. m. 6

111

(Trainer, £.

J. Salt. Owner,

E. J.

, Salt).

57912 Laurel

1 l:4:!%fast

41-;

10 104

2 2

2

0

57498 W’dbine

3-4 1:12 fast

1

114

1

1

1

67431 W’dbine

3-4 1:13 fast

11

-5 109

2

1

1

57121 Conn’ht

3-4 1:14 fa.st

6

116

2

2

4

568K B.Bon’ts

.3-4 1:14 fast 17-:

10 112

1

1

1

56772 B.Bon’ts

6i f l:06%fast 11-:

10 112

7

7

7

56531 Dorval

3-4 l:12%fast

25

115

5

6

6

5C270 Ft. Erie

3-4 1:14 fast

6

113

5

3

3

56189 Ft. Erie

3-4 l:16',ihvy

2J

108

1

2

2

CRACK O’ DAWN, cb. c, 3 112

(Trainer, J. Edwards. Owner. H. Watorson).

By Jack Atkin— Arroganoo, by Golden Ms-rim.

4' In E Taylor 7 .Arrah Go On, Wraith, Vulcanize
4® 4'® M Schw’tz 5 Lucky B., Hildur, Eulali F.

Ik 15 M Buxton 9 Asterisk, Flag. Spirit, L.Luxury
6' 5«3 H Stearns 10 Lady Luxury, Jago, Tan Son
4* E Taylor 12 T. Nephew, Icon, Flagging Spirit
8‘* R Hoi’ way 8 Ablaze, The Nephew, MaJ. Parke
By Tony Bonero— Lady MoGeo, by MoOoo.

25 J Callahan 7 W.Redotte. MissFilley. L.Kate
3* 4* A Claver 9 As’mption, Asterisk, Flag.SpIrit
1*5 1* A Claver 10 Jago, Tan Son, Cormoran
6* 6= H Stearns 7 Anier. Eagle, F. Pullet, Cormoran
l‘i £k F Merimee 6 HastenOn, Amer.EJagle, Damley
7® 5* F Merimee 8 Wraith, Hasten On, Coining
6* 4‘4 F Merimeell Cormoran, Sister Susie, Ettahe
1'4 1* P Merimee 10 Youneed, WarTank, P.T.Barnum
3k 2» F Merimee 7 F’tygibbet. M. Maxim. S'garmint
By The Manager — Shnek H., by Jean Bereand.

57968 Jamaica lm70y 1:45 fast 9-5 112 2 2 1 1 1* Ik L Fator

57890 Jamaica 3-4 l:12'^fast 7 1084 5 4 6 45 5®| C Turner

57664 J.amaica 1 1-16 l:46%fast 20 97J 3 3 4 4 4 4** P Wilsoi

57584 Jamaica 11-16 1:47 fast 6 105 3 2 2 2 14 1*4 L Fator

57351 Aq’duct 7-8 l;25%fast 5 166 3 4 4 3 3** 3* L Fator

67064 Belmont 1 l:38Vifast 8 iri8 5 7 4 3 3* 5® F C’ltilel

COCK O* THE BOOST, ch. g. 4 109 Rv Cook o' u

(Trainer, W. A. Burttschell. Owner, J. B. Skinker).

Laurel 3-4 1:12 fast 8 lOl 4 5 5 5' 6*5 L Coney

Laurel 3-4 l:14%fast 4-5 128 1 1 1 15 2= A Allen

Laurel 3-4 l:12%fast 6 10<) 1 111* IJ L Coney

Laurel 3-4 l:14%faet 5 105 2 1 1 1® 1® L Coney

H.deG’e ImTOy 1:45 fast 12 101 4 1 1 1 3k 7'* L Coney

H.deG’ce 3-4 l:15%mud 6 106 1 1 1 1® 1® L Coney

2 1 1= 1=5 L Morris r> Clicr.Trce. Ki);m.M;iiz.*, TTItImata

111* 1* L Penman 7 Opperman, J’liMorrill, Crossless

1 1 1® 1* L Morris 6 iianheim. Span. Maize, AllOver

2 2 2* 2® L Morris 7 Brainstorm, Mary’dBelle, Jocose

4 2 2= 2* L Morris 10 Rocket, Gladbrook, Miss Colin

3 1 14 S* L Morris 9 Trevelyan, Rocket, M’ylandUelle

11 11 11 8** F C’ltilettlll J. Morrill, Gondolier, Trevelyan

8 7 6' 6' B Taylor 8 Chat'gay, ShadyNook, DarkAges

By Celt — Sand Dune, by Bock Sand.

.582*H Lauivl ::-4 LLMsfast 7-10 111 4 2 2 2'i 2‘* F (’’Itilelti 7 K«M-ket. Sailing Al«aig R:iy .lav

.5812.5 l..aurel ::-4 l;14',.sfast 8-5 108 4 2 2»‘ :5= F C’ltiietti K Klfmental. Fai:. ivr. .S’liiig* Along

:.80:;i Laurel :M l:13®ifast 11-5 112 1 .5 4 4*' 4-5 .1 Kowan .5 Klemental. Ojhm rman. Yan Star

57S96 Laurel 55 f 1:07 fast 11 113 1 4 3 3'4 2=4 L Penman fi D.of Allah. Yank. Star (’hampl’n

57642 Laurel 3-4 1:14 fast 6 111 8 8 8 8 8'® P C’ltilettl 8 All Fair. Dexterous, ’ Champlain

.57447 Aq’duct 3-4 l:l3%fast 44 108 4 4 6 5* 6*4 L Penman 7 Surf Rider, SweepBy, RayJay

57199 Aq’duct 3-4 l:l4%good 4 110 11 9 7 74 5® L Penman 12 Missiouarv, All Over, My Play

Belm’t 3-4 MG l:ll?^fast 17-10 122 9 18 18 14' 16'® A JohnsonJJ Bnniliig. Galantman, D. of Allah

MENTAL, b, c, 8 111 By Ultimus— Xarco, by G. W. Johnson,

(Trainer, J. Beamish. Owner, G. W. Forman).

0 6 5'5 6*2 J Butwell 7 II<K’k<‘t. St*dge. Sailing Along

2 11* 1=4 T Rice 8 Fancier, Sedge, Sailing Along

1 1 Ik 1' T Rice Opperman, Yankee Sbir, Sedge

2 2 2'4 I** T Rice 7 T'ltiinata, Bountiful, Moco

12 3® 3=4 A Claver 6 Stacy Adams, Alva, Grass Tree

1 1 Ik 7“1 H Erlcks’n S Marble, Stacy Adams, Push Pin

4 Ik 1* J Butwell 10 Lent, Excuse Me. Zealot

By Celt — Toots, by Top Gallant.

Ion).

4 5 .5' 5«i T Rice 10 I'rodigious, TTlimat.a, Pluvky
13 14 22 21** C H Miller22 Bunting, (laluntman, D. of Allah

580G1 Laurel

3-4 1:12 fast

8

101

4

5

5

58005 Laurel

3-4 l:14%fast

4-5

128

1

1

1

57719 Laurel

3-4 l:12%fast

6

m

1

1

1

57668 Laurel

3-4 l:14%fast

5

105

2

1

1

57489 H.deG’e ImTOy 1:45 fast

12

101

4

1

1

1

57334 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:15%mud

6

106

1

1

1

TTTAHE, b. g.

f

108

(Trainer. C.

Morton. Owner.

C. Morton).

5S1S7 i.aur**l

1 i:12®kfast

«>l

-J

110

3

f>

4

2

58167 Laurel 1

1-16 1 :'>0'/5good 6i

112

4

2

L*

1

58^)62 Laurel 1

1-16 l:47%fast

9

107

2

3

2

2

67440 M.Royal ImTOy l;51%slow

6i

108

57243 Con’ght

3-4 1:15 fast 37-10 117

1

6

S

57124 Conn’ht 1 1-16 1:48 fast

6-5

105

2

1

1

1

57049 Conn’ht lm70>’ l:45%fast

6

194

1

5

5

3

56902 B.Bon’ts

1 l:39%fast

12

103

5

3

2

2

TITANIA, ch. t,

, 4

105

(Trainer, J.

Butler. Owner, J,

, Butler).

"7668 Laurel

::-4 Lll'sfast

45

112

9

8

7

57104 Tim’um Ab 6if l:19‘4fast

7

117

5702.5 Tim’um At

> 6if 1:18 fast

9-5

les

56304 Ft. Erie

5i f l:09%hvy

6

103

4

2

5

56163 Ham’ton

3-4 l:13^^fast

1*)G

8

3

2

5.5358 Ham’ton

3-4 l:14%fa.st 39-10 111

9

6

4

55241 Ham’ ton

3-4 l:14'f,fast

12

111

7

4

3

544.35 Mt. Royal

3-4 1 :13%f ast

3

111

54217 Pimlico

3-4 l:14%slow

2

110

6

2

2

UNCLE’S LASSIE, oh. m. 6

109

(Trainer, L.

. Williams. Owner, L

Williams'

5.56."»G Windsor

.3-4 l:12%fast

:;5f

111

*7

10

11

55505 Ft. Erie

.3-4 l:l2iifast

23

102

;{

4

5

5.5449 Ft. Erie

3-4 1 :1.3 fast

17

109

9

8

10

550S3 Conn’ht

3-4 1:14 fast

5

111

5

6

6

54675 Belmont

65 f 1 :19 fast

20

112

4

6

9

54299 Jamaica

3-4 1 :12%fast

10

115

4

2

2

63808 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:l.;=fjfast

15

114

5

2

2

5.3707 H.deG’c«

3-4 1 :i:iar.fast

6

109

1

1

1

53603 Bowie

65 t l:07V^fast

14

113

1

2

3

DAIRYMAN, b.

d. 6

114

1 1* Ik L Fator 4 Gem. .Jock Scot. St. Isidore

5 45 5®J C Turner 5 Nedd.am, Valor, Edwina

4 4 4’® P Wil.son 4 C. Thierry, Sedgefield, Knobble

2 14 1*4 L Fator 7 Vista, Sea Sinner. Pick>vlck

3** 3* L Fator 5 Tody. K.of tlie Heather, Frigate

3* 5® F C’ltilettilO Sunu.vland, War Note, Rep

Rv Cook o' ue Walk — ^Lida Flush, by Bojai Flnsb
(inker). HI.

5' 6*5 L Coney 6 BabyGraud. SlepLightly, Ararat

15 2= A Allen 4 C.Summy. Tiantula, Vulcanize

1* IJ L Coney 6 Wellfinder, The Boy, Bastille

1® 1® L Coney 12 Br’tLights, Burgoyne, Silence

3k 7'* L Coney 7 Pas.Swain, W.Kedote, CorameCl

1® 1® L Coney 12 O. Sinner, S. Emblem, Koh-i-noor

By Lovtia - I ndian Lasa, by Locahaveb— .

Ik 32 J Heupel 11 Miss Filley, Trantula. Fh*er
1= 1= .1 Heupel 11 Ij’Effare, Devildog. Bally bell
35 5®4 L Veitch 12 Who Cares. Franklin, Blazonry
1* H Gibson 7 DukeRuff. Oak. Belle, Am. Eagle

4* 2®J L Veitch 7 ITopagantla, PlainBill, Taraseoa

1'4 4=4 C Lang 6 SheDevil, Bl.Tzorry, Buckhornll.

2«k 4*4 B Mari’elll 6 Darnley, M.idgeF., M’rmonElder

24 3'4 K PaFton fi Yowell. Veteran. AmericanEagle

By Bard of Hope — Lady Fern, by Hippodrome.

6*> H Fowler 12 C.o’tlteHoo.st. K. Lights. B’rgoyue

35 5®4 L Veitch
1» H Gibson
4* 2®4 L Veitch
1'4 4=4 C Lang

(Trainer, F. Broddus. Owner, C. W. High).

5'« J Fowler 5 R’tAngle. Poinerene, f^u]>ermaid

3'* A Allen o Manicurist, Gratian. Litholick

7' 0=2 E Fator 10 Hasten On, Ettahe, Greenkind

24 2= I Gordon 8 T.D’cision, C’rmoran, T.theMark

6' 8®5 J Rowan 12 ToetheM’k, IronBoy, TheDe’.sion

4nk 711 J Rowan S ImuFrank. Glori.aFrance, Lively

2' R McO’nn 8 Trusty, Koh-i-noor. Marmite
Ink 11 F Keogh 13 IxMauilie. Ph’tomF’r, K’glingll.
By Uncle— PlannteM, by Planudes.

6 6'* J Rowan « J’n Corey. GoldeiiSpliere, Anzac
10* 9'® N Barrett 11 J. Corey, ToiM>’th’.M’ng, Kiinquoi
6* 5®4 G Walls 10 Fort Bliss, Oec:ision, Lad’s Love
9'4 8*5 G Rob’sonll Stromholi, Maj.P’ke, Arrowlie.id
25 2= C Rob’son 9 CumSah, Ar’bead, M. Antoinette
2»k 6*2 C Rob’sonlO Pickwick, SmartGu.v. CommeCi
2' 3'J L Ensor 9 P’man, Pickwick. Smart Guy
24 4'2 T Par'gton 8 Ar’liGoOu. Sagamore, UltraGold
By Peep o’Dsy — Damson, by Ethelbort.

56814 Belmont

6-8 st ">8%slow

4

109

4

4

4®

4*J T

Rice

7 NancyF., MyReverie, Dr.of Allah

5.S1S7

Liiurel

1

1 :424iifa.st

29

ll.'i

4 9 9

8

7»‘

7®3

J P Ryan 11

Sar’tog.a

6i. f l;05Vofast

30

112

4

4

3

3«i C

Turner

6 Mis.NJoy, Cal’ty.Tane. J’neBowdre

57972

Laurel

3-4

1 :15 fast

6i

111

5 4

3

n

33

J Rowan 9

66496 Sar’toga

G-8 68%fast

15

110

3

6

4

4i

4® T

Rice

12 Calam.Jane, NancyF., San.Clara

r:766 Laurel

3-4

l:15'/{ifast

6

113

4 9

6

9i

8*3 F Har’stalllS

66288 Sar’toga

5-8 1 :02%hvy

13-5

no

2

1

1

IJ

1' T

Rice

7 Y’kee Maid, Bxt’minatc, S. Clara

57418

H.deG’ce

3-4 1 :13%fast

38

112

5 4

3

Sk

2*

J P Ryan 12

56187 Sar’toga

0-8 l:Cl%mud

18-5

no

4

3

3

3'

2* T

Rice

11 Nedna, Caretaker, Ultimata

57101

Tim’um Ab

6Af

1:20 f.ast

10

116

6'®

J Heupel 5

64727 Belmont 45f st 62%faat 34 106 2 2

64690 Belmont 44f st 6.3%fast 10 113 4 §

64630 Belmont 44f «t 52%fast 16 ]09 4 t

GOOD TIMES, b. g, 8 108

(Trainer, W. Garth. Owner, J. S. Cosden).

57S92 .Jamaica 5i f l:06=f;fcHt 1 118 5 6 2

5454:5 Belmont 5-S st oT-^sfast 2 115 2 7

540T>:{ Jamaica 5-8 l:00^sfast 1-2 109 2 1 1

6S859 H.deG’ce 45 f 53*ifast 31-10 IIS 6 4 3

52646 H.deG’ce 1-2 48*£fast 9f 116 9 f

MONTARA. blk. f, 2 105

(Trainer. W. MoDauiel. Owner, J. H. Bosseter).

2* l»k T Rice 12 Laliy, Wishbone, Toil

7* 7®J T Rice 13 Simpatica, nunianitarian. Evil

7* **® T Bin* 0 Pillory. Galantman. Brlll’ntBJC

By Theo. Cook — ^Bounty, by Celt.

25 3* E Sande 9 Chesteibrook, SlmlTer. Venizelos

75 7® W Kelsay 14 Column, NancyF., Mustard Seed

1*4 1* W Kelsay 7 Kai-Sang, Manna, Knot irrasa

2' 2nk T Rice 9 St.Manrlee, S.Tlioughts, Ogarite

8® G*S T Rice 10 Elemental. Lent. Excuse Me

By Disguise — Santa Malta, by Sanctuary.

57026 Tim’um Ab 64f 1:22 fast 1-3 11.5
57016 Tim’ um Ab 3-4 1:19 fast 1-2 110
668:i9 H’town Ab 3-4 l:23%fast 33-10 117

56800 H’town

1 l:51%faat 3-5 117

SILENCE, br. c, 8 110

(Trainer, J. P. Smith, Owner, A. Soloman).

57668 Laurel 3-4 l:14'/r.fast 11 110 10 lo 9

57486 H.deG’ce 3-4 1:13 ‘if as t 23 11.25 8 7 5

Ik D Stirling 3 Brookfield, Supermaid
1® J P Ryan fi Supermaid, Tout Or, Navajo
1® J P Ryan 6 Primitive, M.Gunner, Raconteuse
14 D Stirling 7 Billy Stuart, Casetas, Hopeful

By Celt— Silent Queen, Forfarsblre.

57385 II.deG’ce .55 f 1:07 fast 12f 113 12

55712 Empire

55 f 1 :07%fast 30

55334 Aq’duct 1 5-lC 2:143^slow 12

r,6047

.^ar’toga

5-8

59=sfast

30

113 .5

7 ]0

55i:!7

Aq’duct

6-8

.'i8?Sfast

5

112 7

8

6" 167

Aq’duct

5-8

l:00%fast

10

11.1 5

1

55021

Aq’duct

4i f

54k5good 30

115 2

16

PRUDISH, bik.

f. 2

(M)

1C8

S« J Zoeller
1' E Sande

S MyReverie, R. Brigade, L. But ton
12 Caim’eita. N. Shanks, Ilum’itar’u

55362 Aq’duet
552S4 Aq’duct 1
64941 Belmont
TIDINGS, br. f, 8

1 l:40vimud 6
1 l:39'M;fast 7
1 l:387-faat 16

(Trainer, J. H. Stotler. Owner, E. P. Summerfield). Thistle.

10 9 9* 4^4 P C’ltilettilJ C.o’theRoost, B.Light.s, B’rgoyne

7 5 4k 6-5 T Rowan 9 Aiken, Fitz-Boodle, Baywood

12 12 12 11'® T Rowan 12 The Boy. AppleJackll., I. Frank

112 13 13 12 11' 8«4 C Ponce 14 A.ofGold, BlueBelle, Rhinestone

103 6 8 6 7 9* 9=® G Ponce 10 GipsyLad, Wal’tHall, Amer.Boy

4 3 3= 3*4 W Swart 10 Rep, Tom McTaggart, Jo<>k Scot

4 4 4® 4" C Rob’son 5 HoldUp. DuedeMoruy, TheBnq’r

3 3 8*4 3®4 C Ponce 9 Star Realm. Phalaris. Sobrigade

By Theo. Cook— Glad Tidings, by Knight ef tMi

(Trainer, J. Kowe.
First start.

Owner, H. P. Whitney).

By Peter Pan — Polly Flinders, by Burgomaster.

FIFTH KACK— 1 l-S llileM. o->ear-ol«l.N aiid ii|>«vair<i.
10, 1G14 — J :4f> ;:-5 — :i — ia4.)

Allownui*e.H.

GNOME, ch. b. §
(Trainer, W. H.

58165 I.iaurel 1

67940 Laurel 1 1-8
67643 Laurel ImTOy
66995 Sar’toga 1 1-4

60783 Laurel 1 1-2

60607 Laurel 1 1-4

49710 SaFtoga 1 3-16
49383 Sar’toga 1 1-8
DAMASK, br. e. 4
(Trainer, James
58205 Laurel 1 1-4

57940 Laurel 1 1-8

.57800 Laurel 11-2:

Brooks. Owner, Salubria Stable).

By Wbisk Bkooxa XL- Fairy Sprite, by Toter.

l:40%good 7-10 108 3 4 3 3 3’ 5

l:53‘ifast 19-5 116 3 6 5 4 44

l:4o%fast 8-6 111 4 3 3 3 3'|

2:02%faBt 3 119 3 1 6 6 6

2:30%faat 8-2 119 1 2 2 3 4'

2:07Vsgood 1-6 116 1 1 1 1 1*

l:55%faat 2-2 115 2 3 3 8 8

l:534igood 13-6 109 7 6 6 4 4*

123 ]

Bowe. Owner, H. P. Whitney).

3’5 L Morris
44 24 F Keogh
3'4 3'4 F Keogh
§ 4*® F Keogh

4' P.up.F Keogh
1* 1® F Keogh
8 2» F Keogh

4* I'l P Keogh
By All Gold— Ori

I 2:047tfaet 9-5 112 5
I liSS'/sfast 2!>-lC 118 1

67379 Aq'duct 1 5-16 2:ll%fast 0-5 30S 2 1 1

57197 A4|Mm t J 1-8 1 :50kwgood 7 !•« 3 3 3

56940 Belmont 2 3:22%('aHt 6-5 125 2 2 4

614i»2 Pinilko 2 1-4 3:.53 fast 14 110 4 6 6

61346 Pimlico 1 1-2 2:31%faat 27 120 7 6 §

54 4® L Penman
!•* 15 L Penman
6® 6*» L Penman
1* 1*4 I.. Penman
14 23 F C’ltilettl

4 4=® L Penman

6*“ F C’ltlletti
8J 7® C Kummer

r> T. Witfhet. S. Lightly. T.Arelier
8 Damask, Blazes, Capt. Alcuck
4 Tip.Witchet, D. Horse, Brides’o

6 Y’lvHaiKl, MadOatter, Aud’cloos

7 JohnP. Grier, Damask, ThePorter
3 Runecraft, Bells'olar

3 Sir Barton, Jack Stuart

7 Exter’tor, M. Hatter, Natnralltt
noline H., by Broomstick.

fi Exterm’lor. MyDe.ir. Ityg.Days

8 Gnome, Blazes. Captain Alcock

8 ThePorter. MyDear. Exter’iiator
.3 Mad Hatter, Kingdom II.

:i Cspiaiii Abork. 5fud Hatter

4 'lail Halter, tJrey i.ag. T.VIeNor
7 Exteiminoior. Boniface. P.Jouea

9 MadBatter, Boniface, ThePorter

581 S3 Laurel 1 1 :4,3',l-.fa.st 17 10::5 4 3 2

r.8009 Laurel 3-4 1:13%fast 7 103 8 5

07792 Jamaica 3-4 l;14%good 2 107 4 3

57349 Aq’duct 3-4 1:14 fast 7 1<)0 4 2

57160 Belm’t 3-4 MC 1:12 fast 13-5 103 J 4 2

56853 Bclm’t 3-4 MC l:12?^fast 7 109 4 4

5652:> Sar’toga 3-4 Lll^.fast 50 103 10 9

55601 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%good 7-6 99 15 15

MOSE. b. g, • 103

(Trainer, J. Freter*. Owner L. Sperling).

i.5SlG8 Laurel
; 58102 Laurel
57938 Laurel

1 1-16 1:50 good 14-5 103
1 1-16 l:47-7ifast 6 108

1 1-16 l:49%fast 29 102

57591 H.deG’e 11-16 1:50 fast 21-5 111 9 7 4 2

1 57487 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:48%fast 4J 107 2 5 1 2

[57384 H.deG’e ImTOj’ l:46%fast 21 111 3 3 3 3

I 57035 Belmont 1 1:38 fast 30 108 16 13 11 11

I =>5963 Empire lm70y 1 :47^if.'»st 2 108 11 8 4 3

I BRIGHT LIGHTS, ch. g. 5 113

(Trainer, J. F. McCauley. Owner, S. Warholy)

2 1 5= 5-i A Allen 10 Kirah, Walnut Hall. Osgood

5 3 4® 4* J Rowan 12 Kirah. Trantula. Phantom Fair

3 3 3* 3®i L Fator 7 St. Isidore, Esquire, Ting-a-Liug

2 2 2J 3'4 F Wilson 9 JockScot, F’tChurchill. S’dleU’*

2 2 3® 3*J L McAtee 12 Saddle King, Esquire, Turnabout

4 6 65 7®4 T Rice D Mavourneen, Gray Gables, Rep

9 9 10® 10'* N Swart 12 Y.oftheMoou, Polythia, L.Stranr

15 15 14»il4'* J Callahanlfi Ting-a-Ling, T’nah’t, Arrowh'd
By Oook-a-Hoop— Gnsay. by Speamlat.

*«).

1 1 1® I'l P W’dst’cklJ Mark West. Sum. Sigh. P.illirnlty

2 2 2' 2=5 J Heupel 9 Gath. Anna Gallup, Zouave

7 8 5k 4* F W’dst’ckll Drib. Voter, Gath, S’tchVerdict

4 2 2»k 3'5 F WdsfcklO L’EujoIeur, Diadi. Peggy Hives

I 2 2* 3J P W’dst’cklO f’ur. Events, Pibroch, Peg. Rives

3 3 3* 2= F W’dst’ck 9 Theotiosla, Bodanzky, P’gyUive'*

II 11 9| 9'* P W’dst’klS JockScot, Houyhubmo. Sad. Ring

4 3 S' 1« C Ponce 12 Maize, Current Events, Pibroch

By Peter Quince— Blaze o’ €K>ld, by St. Floriau.

58099 Laurel

3-4 l:l3%fast

13f

no

9

10

8

5'

5® S

I.owe

12

67668 Laurel

3-4 l:14ypfa.st 12-6f 110

3

3

3

3'i

2* S

Lowe

12

67623 H.deG’ce

61 f 1 :07%fast

11

107

8

6

7

8*

4* F

W’dst’cklO

666i>8 .*48 r’ toga

3-1 l:lI<jfjiNt

10

103

4

3

3

.8'*

3»J A

Tr>'on

4

64299 Jamaica

3-4 l:l24ifaMt

15

111’

r.

5

4

6*

6®J T

Rowan

V

Jamaica

3-4 1 :13%fast

20

118

3

5

2

4*

r,iw T

Rowan

7

40192 Empire Ab 3-4 l:l)0®/y:aat

5

noi 2

0

2

2*

6® P

Rob'sonll

40169 Emplrq

f l:06^fast

12

113

2

7

5

u

5*i T Rice

lU

^Blaze o’ €K>ld, by St. Floriau.

curuSah, I'ncle*?iLa-»sl.-. .\r’lie*>.|
K.of t.H’thor, Ar’>\h’d. H’lta n'*

I

DAILY RACING FOBM.

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

OLD SUIMiiJt, b. c. 4 IDS

(Trainer, S. Miodow. Owner, S. Miodow).

68187 Laurel 1 l:42%fast O'. KVT. 9 S :i

By Yon Troiup^La Sinaloa, by Bmparor of Borfnlk

58037 I^aurel

1 1-16 l:47%fast

6f

110

9

13

12

12 :

676Ti5 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:15%fast

27-10 111

5

1

1

67223 H.deG’ce

51 f 1 :07%fP.st

9

112

4

1

1

67368 H.deG’ce

3-4 1:15 slow 11-10

106

2

1

1

67334 H.deG’ce

3-4 l:15%mud

4

106

4

2

2

56776 Belmont

64 f l:19%fast

13

114

1

1

1

66610 Sar’toga

1 l:39%fast

20

105

6

3

1

1

66561 Sar’toga

3-4 l:12%fast

15

110

6

6

5

66316 Sar’toga

8-4 l:12%fast

50

111

7

7

6

WAR MAP. ch. c. 4

103

(Trainer, .

7. J. Mulrcnan.

Owner, M.

Dolan).

57292 M’lboro

AbHif 1 ::J0*Afast

2!>-10

115

.^7257 M’lboro

Ab5-8 1 :0S%fa.st

17

113

r.7l82 M’lboro

Ab5-S l:12%fast

1-2

117

57022 Tim’um .

Ab 3-4 1:22 slow

12

105

5G845 H’town Ab 5-8 l:01*4slow

8

ns

568:11 H’town Ab 5-8 1:00*4 fa.st

12

113

;€808 H’town Ab 5-8 l:00%f;ist

1

114

56799 H’town Ab .”.-4 l:2:{%fast

54

114

55671 Empire Ab 3-4 l:12%slop

50

no

6

7

12 :

POKEY B., b,

, b, 5

103

(Trainer,

G. P. Sherman. Owner, G.

. H.

Gilroy) (

68164 Laurel

3-4 l:15%good 277

105

1

7

5

67567 W’dbine

3-4 1:16 hvy

9

105

1

10

10

67371 Th’cliffo

54 f 1 :09%fast

7

no

67315 Th’cliffe

5i f l:09*/^mud

44

108

67217 Th’cliffe

64 f 1:11 mud

12

105

665419 D’ shire

3-4 l:ll%fast

75

106

6

8

8

6 «i H Cl’metnsll
12 h 13»* E Taylor l.j
11 j i«k p C’ltilettil2
11 2«» F C’ltilettilO
li 3» A Tryon H
2'2 2« A Tryon 12
2 » 2* J Butwell 9
1 ) €* S Bullman 9
6 b 6«b S Bullman 12
6 ‘ 7“ G Babin 15

Miss Filley, Trautula, Ktlalie
Attorney, Pas.Swain, Gallivant
Amaokas«in, Fleer, Trusty
Trantnla, Eternity, BriglitLights
Siesta, Trantnla, PrinoessMyrtle
C.o’t.Roost, S.Emb’m, K.-i-noor
Old Rosebud, Gem, Cum Sah
Episode, Pickwick, Bantry
M. Barnes, Gr’nyLee, P’goiirdine
JockScot. Sagacity, P’rigourdine

fclttST rUlLLT. b, m. 5 100

(Trainer, J. O’Byrue. Owner, C. K. Daly).

58180 Empire ImTOy l;46%fast 20 102i 12 3 3

57610 M.Royal lm70y l:55%hvy 5 103

57644 Mt Royal 1 l:45%hvy 21-10 103

67474 Mt-Royal 6i f l:08%fast 33-10 1071

57406 Mt. Royal 3-4 l:14%fast 23-10 107

57121 Conn’ht 3-4 1:14 fast 47-10 106 1 7 7

SIREN MAID, b. f, 4 112

(Trainer, J, Edwards. Owner, H. Waterson),
58119 Empire ImTOy l:4.’>%fast 10-5 pt". 4 5 4 2

By Trap Rock — Woodyine, by llagnetizer.

2' R Ball (1 Arbitrator, Rac’teiisc, Primitive
4'1 n Ball r> Eternity, M. Feast, I'.T.Itarnum
1>» R Ball n Billow, Town Il.all. Mainstay
2- J Heupel 5 Ix>oma, Navajo, Laughter

R Ball 7 Leoma, Q.of tlie Spa, M.Euretta
5'® J Dawpon 5 W,of(!liame. H’nbowGirl, Ij«‘oma
2- J Heupel :> Truee. Siii»erior. Itonstelle
4^ D Stirling 7 Litholick, Broad Line, Stir Up
14® 14=» J Metcalf 1.5 T’lialMHit. Celticl.a.ss, P.T.Bar’m

By Charivari — ^Helen Burnett, by Allan-a-Daln,

*7 7^3 I Fletcher 7 Assumption, ArrahOnOn, Wraith

9« 9’® J Simmons 11 T.Decisioii, Cormoran, H.Atkin
6* C Imng G Hush, Anticipate, Shoreacre.s
6'* J Simmons 10 (Miief Barthell, Ncnette, Pueblo
1* C lAng 8 Lura, Crumpsall, Avion
7» 7‘* I Fletcher 9 Diana, Lit. Maudie, Col. Matt

67891 Jamaica 3-4 1:13 fast 6 104 4 3 5 S

57710 Jamaica ImTOy 1:4 l%fast 4J 107 3 3 3 2 J

675.82 Jamaica ImTOy 1:45 fast 8 105 2 1 2 4 ^

67448 AqMuct 1 1 :.39 fa.st 2J 111 4 4 4 4 J

57263 AqMuct 3 4 l:12%fast 4i 107 3 3 3 i

54914 Belmont 3-4 l:ll%fast 15 115 10 8 8 -

ESCARPOLETTE, b. f, 4 107

(Trainer, C. H. Davids. Owner, C. H. Davids).

5>8159 Empire 1 1-16 1 :.50%good 9-5 101 2 2 2 2 !

58054 Empire ImTOy l:45%fast 60 101 4 4 4 4^

58029 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47)<;fast 6 110 4 4 4 4 ^

57965 Jamaica ImTOy 1:44 fast 25 98 1 3 3 6 J

37864 Jamaica 1 1-8 1 :54 fast 13-5 100 3 3 3 4 4

57515 Aq’duct 1 l:38%fast 10 105 4 4 6 5 E

37297 Aq’duct 1 l:39%slop 12 99 3 2 2 4 4

SAGACITY, b. f, 3 105

(Trainer, T. J. Carroll. Owner, T. J. Carroll),
.58156 Empire 1 1 :42^f,good 10 107 4 4 5 6 ;

57999 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:48%fast 3-2 108 4 3 3 3 ]

57665 .Tamaica ImTOy l:46%fast 4J 112 2 1 2 3 i

56S53 Belm’t .3-4 MC l:12%fast 15 109 3 8 8 1

56692 Belmont 1 l:.375fcfaBt 16 108 « 6 « 6 <

105 4 4 6
99 3 2 2

EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES AND PAST PERFORMANCES
FOR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25

WKATHKR CliOUDYl TRACK PAST.

36521 Sar’toga
36495 Sar’toga

1 1:40 fast 9-5 112 4 3
1 l:29%faHt 16-G HO 4 1

By Oook t’ Uin Walk—Kerr, by Duoommon.

2* 2^ M Har’son 7 Diomedes, ScaMint, Wedgwood
2* J Smith 5 Betty J., Duke Ruff, Paula V.

14 A Arvin 10 C. Rambler, JustFancy, Blar.Boy

3*3 H Gibson G MaokG’rner, MyMnsie, W.Smoke

5*1 N Foden 8 M. Gamer, Amer.E.Tgle, Foraovo

64 24 C Lang 7 Amer. Eagle, Cormoran, Runat’x

By Sea King— Masquerade, by Disguise.

2^ 2* G Babin 7 Tufter, Sea Mint, Arapahoe

3*1 33 B Mari’elll 9 Squaw Man, Frigate, Light Rose

2* 2' L Fator G War Note, Regal Lodge, Thimble

4* 5® F* Wil.son G l>.Rnsc, JockSeut, K.of t. Heather

3* .3* L Fator G K.of the Heather, WarNote, Rep

3» 3*1 C Turner 5 Vista, Squaw Man, Crystal Ford

4*1 14 p Weiner 11 Beekna. The Boy, Fort Chundiill
By Fits Herbert — ^Balanconie, by Meddler.

I.

2* 2=i G W Car’U 3 Tody, Lady Gertrude
4 4*» A Gantner 4 D.Moon, Donnacona, L.Gortrude

4 3*i A McL’hlin 4 Arapahoe, Diomedes, La Kross

6 6*® B McM’ray 5 Tody, M.arie Maxim, Edwina

4^ 3*1 B Marl’elli 5 Diomedes. Darkllill, Crys.Ford

6 4® B Marinelll 6 Ch.ThJerry, Edwina, Elected II.

4 1*J B Marinelll 4 Chat.Thierry, GenleW., Frigate

By Macdonald II. — ^Astuee, by Heirmlt.

).

5i o** G Babin G Thimble, Fr’nkFogarty, Episode

1* 13 C Turner 7 Scot.Chlef, Orderly, Pir.McGee

4 4* L Fator 4 Rep, Gray G.ables, Saddle Ring

8* 4*1 A Schu’g*r 9 Mavourneen, Gray Gables, Rep

6 6*3 C Turner G Valor, Snnnyland, Dark Hill

1* 1*1 G Turner 7 Gallivant, Flnff, Staunch

!• 1* C Turner « Gallivant, Arapahoe, Zed

THIRD RACI': 1«Mlle and 741 Vardn. raiiilol Pnr<9e. R-yenr-nIdn and

npwnrd. Claiming'. 4. Inly 20, lOlS— Is-tii .1 1 7 . >

Racing starts at 2:30 p. ni. (rhIc.ngo time 2:20).
© Superior mud runner. X <5oo<l mini runner.
Fair mud runner. (M) Maidens. •Apprentice
allowam*e. b Blinkei-s.

First Race — About 3-4 Mile.

Brilliant Purse.

Pr.rso 2-yea i-olds. Selling.

(Traek record: .Inly 22, 1918 — l:07*f, — 12S.)

Today’s

Ind.

Horse.

Wt. Rec.

A.Wt.Han.

.'>81 7G*

Night Iwat ...

108.. 72.5

(.'.8170)

Nose Dive . . .

114.. 720

(,'>78s8)

Chowink

105.. 715

.'.7887*

Rose Hill (M)

107. .71.'.

581.58®

’riml.rol

107 1:11%

120. .710

58101

Doughnut (M)

108x705

Second Race — 1 Mile.

Kvergi

«M*n Purse.

Purse i

n.OOO. 3-.vear-

ol.is ami upward

Selling.

Fillies

iiml Mares.

(Track

r«*cord: .lul.v

19. 191(5—1:38%

— 110.)

(.ISir.Gl bTliimhle Ill 3 110X72.'.

.'.S22G *First I’ullet 104 1:40-4-. KKIX720

5S119* •Siren Maid HI 1 :39-r. 4 112X71'»

r»81."9* Esearixdette 99 LtW-f.sy 4 107X710

5S15G Sagacity lOS 1:39*5 3 105:1:710

Third Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.

Capitol Purse.

Purse $1.(HK). 3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
(Track record: Jtily 20, 1918 — 1:421^ — 5 — 117.)

.'8200 hChalleugcr 110 1:47 4 110X72.'.

.58200 Wiiineconne 104 1:44 ’-fi 4 107X720

58122 •tMorning Face 3 94X715

5S17G Joe .loe 10.5 1:43% 5 110x71..

58200 •hErnest A 4 KK5X715

58178 hL-i Kross 115 l:47-*/5 5 110X715

.58178* •Solid Rock lOS l:4fi*r. S 105:^:715

.53931 War Machine 113 1 :44 (i 110X710

5S20O tCanso 107 1:40% 0 110. .710

5S178 tL’Eiijoleur 104 1:46% 5 llO^cTlO

.57931 •I.Nolawu KH l:47*/i G 105 X 705

5S4I91 •I.Slar Court 4 102X705

68100 l.Mandalay 109 1:40*% 4 110X700

ime 2:20). .58180 bWedgwood 92’1 :4S2f. .*»

lil runner. .581.57 tbilendrie 120 1:11 S

Apprentice IF- Fariar entry.

IG, Peterson entry.

Fourth Race— About 3-4 Mile.

We<t Point llighweight Ilandi'-ap.

V $1,200 Addoil. All Ages.

"T^av’s (Track rccf.rd: July 22, 1918— 1 :07%— .5-

A.WLHan. T, 80.55 GEORG IE 4

108 7^*5 *■*•‘^—7 Elected II 108 1:09 5

114 ‘t'O 105 1:11 3

105 715 54242 bKinnoul 4

107 715 (58198) blv night of the

1mV*710 Heather

108X705 ^*^'*‘** 3

Fifth Race— 1 1-4 Miles

Stamina Purse.

Selling. Purs*. 4 -year-olds and upward.

('Frack record: 0*t. 22. 1900 — 2:04 — (V

-.'.—110.) .58197 ‘Ni.dilam 4

3 110X725 .'.StriM* •Pirate McGee 104 2:00% 4

5 KKIX730 (581801 Diomedf.s 4

4 112X715 58101-’ La<ly Einm<‘tiiie ..112 2:(M5 4

4 107X710 58220 •bW.viiiiewoo<| 108 2:tWi .5

3 105:i:7l0 .58178 •hLnal Herbert .... 90 2:00% 0

.58094 b.\ut*)iiieUe 102 2:08 5

99X700

1100700

—128.)
130X7.50
122. .740
107X740
110X735

IISXT.35

107X730

S»‘lling.

— kk;).

104. . 725
107X720
115X715
KM*. X 715

110. . 715
102X700
108X7tK)

Sixth Race — About 3-4 Mile.

Basswood I’urse.

Purse $1,000. 2 -year-olds.

Malden Colts and Geldings.

CHALLENGER, cb. g, 4 lit

I (Trainer, E. Peters. Owner, E. Peterf).

Empir.‘ 1 1-16 1 :!9>:fast 6 IF. 6 1 1

T.S094 Emrdrrt 1 1-8 l:5.5%fa.st -Ij 114 3 3 3

57713 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :18%fast 7 111 1 1 1

57:5.50 Aq’duct 1 1-16 1 ;f,0%mud 15 lo9 9 6 4

'.r.8C8 Kmplm ll-Sl:56%mud 6 115 7 6 6

55794 Empire ImTOy l:45%fast 15 113 3 9 11

55674 Einpiro 1 1-8 l:57%slop 4 112 2 2 2

56340 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:50%mud 10 115 6 7 6

S4227 Jamaica lm70y l:44%fast 12 112 5 4 4

S4127 Jamaica lm70y l:45%faat S 115 5 € 6

WZNNECONNE, ck. m. 4 107

(Trainer, C. Buxtom Owner, A. Marrone).
.58200 Empire 1 1-16 l:49%f.'ist 10 109 9 6 6

cS157 Empire ImTOy 1:49 good 18-5 llOJ 6 2 2

5V956 K’ worth 1 1-16 l:57%hvy 3.3-10 98 6 6 4
57873 K’ worth 6J f l:10%hvy 5 104 9 9

57375 Th’cllffe lm70yl:43%fast 2 104

567’25 D’ shire 1 1-16 l:45%fast 9 105 4 4 3

56516 Windsor 11-16 1:46 fast 23-10 103 112

MORNING FACE, b. f, 3 04

(Trainer, F. Farrar. Owner, F. Farrar),

58122 Empire Ab 3-4 l:ll%fast 12 112 6 6

57872 Laurel 1 l:42%fast 6 103 2 6 5

57717 Laurel 1 1-16 l:47%fast 6 96 3 1 1

57592 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:48%fast 26 96 3 1 1

57487 H.deG’e 1 1-16 l:48%fast 86 99 5 2 6

57334 H.deG’ce 3-4 l:15%raud 28 98 3 7

65157 Conn’ht 3-4 l:14%fast 9 93 5 9

55033 Conn’ht 3-4 l:15%fast 21-1« 97 1 2

54643 Thomcliffe 6If l:12%mud 9 103

JOS JOE, b. b, 5 110

By ITnold— Star Dreamer, by Star Ruby«

4 4* 4**J C II Miller 10 Asterisk, Pickwick, S*?nt. Chief

6 75 10** C Turner 31 Orderly, Cote d’Or, Pir:iteMcGee

1 1* 1* C Turner G Canso, FrnnkFogarty, Q. Blonde

4 4* 6®i C Turner 9 Thimble, FraukFogarty, Salute

6 9* 10*® 10 Sande 3 1 QneenBIonde, LaKross, Bombast

9 10* 9*® H Sn’dmanl2 Pickwick, Pibroch, Miss Rankin
9 9 9 ** C Kummer V Bantry, Rockport, Kellher

2 1| 1* J Mooney 8 Brink, Horeb, Suorose

4 4« 4** B Haynea 7 W.Machlne, ULilliau. Mandalay

6 6 6* It Ensor 6 Grundy, Favour, Armistice

By Meelick— Golden Agnes, by Golden Maxim.

6 6* 8*» M Buxton 30 Asterisk. Pickwick, Scot. Chief

2 4* 5® M Buxton 9 Smarty, Scot’sh Chief, Titanium

4 6*0 6*® A Gantner 7 W’kefield, DollyC., T.P.M’Mahon

9 9 7** A Gantner 9 Spugs, Betsinda, Bugle March

4*J A Gantner 9 Ant’nette, Br.Peddler, Joaquina

2 2* 3* A Gantner 7 Sc’geman, B. Voter, Doctor Jim

2 2J 4*1 A Gantner 8 Sea Prince, Exhorter, Encrinite

The Pickeb— Mary King, by FatherisM.

tDan Bolling

112

. .725

(Trainer,

0. E. Pont. Owner, £.

58003*

Tangerine

112

..720

57286 Th’cliffe

1 1-8 l:53%fast 22-5 110

.58057

Itebnke

112

..715

57192 Th’cliffe

lm70y l:45%fast 23-10 111

579:10*

Execution

112

. .715

57057 Duf’rin

7-8 l:;’»3%fast 8 111

.5817(5

Hotspur

...10941:14*%

112

. .715

56910 Duf’rin

1 1-16 1:55 fast 24 107

.581C.1

Trajaiuis

112

. .710

56882 Duf’rin

Ab 7-8 l:33%fast 9-5 110

57(H50

tNorthcliff

112

X705

5CG75 D’ shire

11-16 1:48 good 10 103

58057

Fitzgibboii

112

..70.5

ERNEST A.,

b. g. 4 105

.581C.1

SilvortoH

112

. .700

(Trainer,

0. E. Pons. Owner, M. !

.581(51

tl’rinter’s Devil .

312.

. .TOO

,58300 Empire

1 1-16 l:49%fast 50 107

tOak Ridge Stable entry.

KMPIRR CITY JOCKRY PERCENTAGES.

From Jonuarx 1 » 1921, to October 12, 1921, IncloalTO,

Jock{>7.

P.O.

At or
Over
Wt.

Mti.

1 ..

2d.

8d.

Jockey.

P.O.

At or
Over
Wt.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

8d.

•lande, R. ...

84

115

802

104

63

48

R&biiif O* •••••••

.09

106

194

17

26

29

Fator, L

27

106

8»i7

99

83

42

Nolan, T

.08

107

66

5

6

9

Kummer. C. .

23

114

216

49

82

24

Pierce, J

.08

107

25

2

4

2

Marinelll, B. .

22

98

508

112

92

80

Conley, J

.07

114

27

2

0

2

Peters, J

20

105

5

1

1

0

Scott, R

.07

95

15

1

1

0

WlJaou, F. ...

20

99

275

55

88

48

Zoeller, J

.06

106

176

11

19

18

Bohuttinger, A

. .. .18

ior>

111

20

14

11

Turner, U

.06

95

17

1

2

1

Turner, C. . . .

16

108

240

3d

45

41

Weiner, F

.05

101

191

9

16

22

Slaughter, M.

16

100

205

82

29

25

Obert, W

.04

103

79

S

2

6

Finn, T

14

88

7

1

2

0

Harrison, M

.03

101

100

8

8

10

Miller, C. H.

14

112

175

25

29

26

Pitz, J

.03

111

87

8

6

10

Ponce, C. ...

13

107

881

48

48

53

McLaughlin, A. .

.03

99

66

2

6

8

Rice. T

13

110

230

81

86

88

Swart, U

103

12

0

1

8

McAtee, L. ..

12

93

833

39

49

51

Mein, G

• •

88

4

0

1

0

Moore. E. . . .

12

107

41

5

3

8

Catroue, F

95

3

0

0

1

BremiiriK, C. .

12

95

17

2

2

8

Doyle, T. J

95

13

0

0

1

Ambrose, E. .

11

lOJ

70

8

8

9

Marts, E

95

5

0

0

0

Bullman, S. ..

10

101

158

16

17

24

McHugh, J

9.5

1

0

0

0

Kummer, E. .

10

93

49

5

6

8

McMurruy, R. ..

95

5

0

0

0

Merimee, J. .

10

102

10

1

4

1

Ritchie. J

100

1

0

0

0

Fill ST

RACE A liout

.'5-4

3111c.

Urlllinnt l*nrse.

-ycai

Selling'

58160 Empire Ab 3-4 1:12 good 50 113 13 13

57S98 Laurel 1 1-16 l:48%fast 15 96 6 4 6

56291 Ft. Erie 1 l:48%hvy 49-10 113 3 4 4

56221 Ft.Erie 1 1-16 l:46%good 21-5 105 2 8 8
68028 H’m’n 1 l-160Tl:46%fast 11-5 104 111
55721 Windsor 1 1-16 l:47*Afast 6-5 IIS 6 7 6

55641 Windsor 1 1-16 l:46%fast 18 106 4 2 2

55588 Ft. Erie 1 1-16 l:48%good 15 103 6 4 7

LA KROSS, b. f, G 110

(Trainer, £. J. Crawford. Owner, E. J. Crawford).

6 6 6 6** T Brooke G Pavia, Flnff, Wedgwood

5 7 74 711 »r Brooke 9 Attorney, King 'Trojan, Perhaps

1 1 1* 3* T Brooke 6 SansPeurll., Fr’klin, Sum. Sigh

1 1 li 2* J Wallace 8 Fl’bertygibbot, Perhaps, Bar Coy

6 5 6* 6^i J W’allace 10 Current Events, Pibroch, Mose

7 7 6*i 6*» J Rowan 12 C.o’th’Roost, O.Sin’r, S.Ehublem

9 9 9| 10® J L McD’ottl2 Cormoran, Efficient, Blazonry

2 2 2**k 3*} D Prible 12 General, Cormoran, The Moor

6* L Mciyott 8 J.*sUmma, Ch.A.Byrne, GeCBm

By Rey Hindoo— La Sinaloa, by Emperor of Norfolk.

4* T Brooke G Crumpsall, Dr.Shafer, Pr’spector
5=i R Hol’w'ayll BarUora, Yermak, Sea Way
1* A Jacobs G Bond, Hemlock. Bugle Marc*h

IJ H Myers G W.Turnljow\ Salgeorge, M. Cowell

M Schw’tz 8 Hemlock, Dr. Sliafer, Prunes

3 2 2*5 5’ T Brooke 7 N’tcracker, GiltFringe, .loaquina

By Dunbar— Faaaboo, by Billetto.

>na).

7 9 92 io*» T Brooke 30 Asterisk. Pickwick, Scot. Chief

13 14 15 15*® T Brooke l.'S W.Penn’nt, Asterisk, T.-a-Ling
6 9 9 9=* T Brooke 9 O.Hirthday, S.Peurll., Franklin

4 4 4* 2* H Myere 5 Serbian, Tawasentha, DonbleVan

8 8 8 8** T Rrooko 8 SolidRock, TanSon, Colonel Matt

1 1 14 2*J T Brooke 7 Darnay, Austral, Gorilla

6 6 6*® 6*1 B Pool 8 Tuanorea, L.Granite, H.B’goyno

2 2 2| 3» T Brooke 10 D.CarrolI, SansPeurll., J.G.St'e

7 8 8 8*® T Brooke 8 Past.Swain. Fixer, Gain deOauM

By Martinet— Cbemnlpe, by Ben ItrtsiA.

9 9=* T Brooke

4* 2* H Myere
8 8** T Brooke

14 2*J T Brooke
€*• 6*1 B Pool

C817S Empire 1 1-8 l:56%fast 15
580‘J0 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%fast 20
57931 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:51 good 8
57758 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:4S%fast 30
57713 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :48%fast 15
57550 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:50%mud 7

57299 Aq’duct

1 1:43 slop 6-5 110 1 5

SOLID ROCK, b. g, 8 105

(Trainer, F. Farrar. Owner, W. Smith).

58178 Empire 1 1-8 l:56%fast 15 1<>6 3 5 5

57071 Laurel 1 1-8 l:55%fast 7 101 5 4 G

57422 H.deG’ce 1 1-4 2:08*^fast 10 KKJ 7 6 6
56700 D’.shlr6 1 1-8 1:52 fast 12 109 6 4 3

56573 D’ shire 11-16 1:47 fast 6 110 9 9 9

(.Inly 191S 1:07 l-.T .% 12S.)

Index Course Dlst TImeTVkOdds Wt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Started Order of rinisb
NIGHTBOAT, b. c, 2 108 By Wrack — Star Gift, by Star Shoot.

(Trainer, D. Vititoe. Owner, G. Choos).

6.8176 Empire Ab 3-4 l:12%fast 15 115 2 .3 .3 2* 2* E Ambro.se 14 No.se Dive, Swoepy, Lucky Girl

56700 D’. shire 11-8 1:52 fast 12 109 6 4 3

1 56573 D’ shire 11-16 1:47 fast 6 110 9 9 9

56511 Windsor 1 1-8 l:52%fast 11-5 106 4 6 5

56221 Ft. Erie 1 1-16 l:46%good 10 104 5 5 5

»K76 K’ worth 1 1-16 l:47%faat 7 108 6 3 3

WAR MACHINE, b. b, 6 110

(Trainer, W. Rosen. Owner, W. Rosen).

67887 Jamaica .3-4 :

67791 Jamaica 6.^ f

67661 Jamait‘a Ih f

67612 Aq’duct 5-S

6«:C*0 Aq’duct 6-S

67300 Aq’duct 6-8 :

NOSE DIVE, b. g. 2

r.8062 Empir.^ Ab 3-4
67887 Jamaica 3-4
67757 Jamaica 64 1
6748:1 Aq’duot :’.-i
66886 Belm't GJf M(
66517 Sar’toga
66073 Sar’toga 54 :

CHEWINK. b. f, 2

3-4 1 :12«%fa.st

15

115

2

:M l:10%fast

25

113 U

3-4 l:13%fast

10

110 10

6* f 1:08 good 7

112

7

6A f l:08%fast

5

1121 6

&-Sl:01 fast

3

112

4

r.-Sl:(K) fast

7

iir.

3

6-8 1 :(n)%slop

60

115

5

e, 2

114

V. Boyle. Owner,

R.

V

2-4 l:12*ifast

lu

ll‘J

3-4 l :10%fast

13

113

*P

3-4 l:1.3%fast

7

HO

65 f l :0C*%fast

10

110

3

3-4 1 :12%fast

9-5

110

3

MO 1:06 fast

16-5

110

2

3-4 l:12%fa.st

4

106

3

54 f l:06%fast

H 11 8* 7* E Martin 12 Sweepy, Grisolda, Knot Grass

7 4 4* 6^5 B Mari’elillO Reparation, Rose Hill, Nose Dive

7 5 5 .3*i B Marinellill Grace E., Pastoral, Castanet

6 5 f>*» 8®4 C Kummerl2 Sweepy, Our Dear, Fusee

1 1* 1* C Kumraerlo Attoo, Miracle Mao, Rebuke

2 2* 2-S (’ Kummer 5 Phantom Blue, Then, Juno

3 7* 7** O Kummerl2 Knnantell, Ultimo, Relay

By Aeronaut — ^Agnier, by Clifford.

Boyle).

1 1 1= 1* O IT Miller 14 Nighthoat, Sweepy, Lucky Girl

5 6 r,- 4* C. II Miller 12 Sweepy, Grisclda, Knot Grass

2 2 3* 3® C H Miller 30 Reparation, Rose Hill, Bellatrlx

6 6 6* 6*1 B MarTellill Leghorn, C(»aic Song, Modesty

1 4 4* 4* L Fator 6 Sweepy, BellatrlT, Doughnut

2 2 2* 1*1 L Fator 8 Bayonne, Finality, Theo

2 2 21 8»k L McAtee 13 Dolman, Vendor, Doughnut

3 7 8 8*® T J Doyle 8 D’cecap, Bantry Pass. STg Al*t

EW I NK . b. f, 2 105 By Celt— Bobolink II., 1^ WUlonyx.

(Trainer, J. McCormack. Owner. F. A Clark).

18 Jamaica 5?. f l:07%fast 7 114 1 11 1*1 1^1 L McAtee 7 Bullet, Pretty Lady, MiracleMan

13 Jamaica 64 f l:06%f.ast 20 315 2 3 3 4* 4®i L McAtee 9 Bee’sWax. Ir.Confetti, AunaM.

;6 Jamaica 5-8 l:01%fast 13 115 3 6 5 8® 8** L McAtee 9 Prelude, Flying Jib, Anna M.

13 Aq’duct B-8 59%fast 15 115 3 2 41 6®1 L McAtee 12 Bayonne, Yashmak, Anna M.

!7 Aq’duct 5-8 59 fast 1’^ K« 3 4 4*® 4*1 L McAtee 0 LiidyB’ltimore, S.Clar.a, Bayonne

io Belmont 5-8 st 69 fast Ip 114 2 2 2 2*1 21 L McAtee 7 StoryTeller, F’r’stQueen, Plocky

13 Sar’toga 5-8 59 fast 10 105 4 8 4 4*| 4®1 L McAtee 8 Dolores, Yashmak, P.QulRoule

SE HILL, cb. f, 2 (M) 107 By Berrilldon— Bello Clem, by Contestor.

(Trainer, N. L. Byer. Owner, Oak Ridge Stable).

67SS8 Jamaica

55 f 1:07%, fast

7

114

1

67763 Jamaica

6* f 1 :06%f .a»t

20

315

2

67666 Jamaica

5-8 l:01%fast

13

115

3

67413 Aq’duct

5-8 59%fast

15

115

3

67227 Aq’duct

6-8 69 fast

n

105

3

67110 Belmont

5-8 st 69 fast

Ip

114

2

58613 Sar’toga

5-8 59 fast

10

105

4

ROSE HILL, cb. f, 2 (M)

itn

68158 Empire Ab
68052 Empire Ab

C* 2® L Fator 10 Reparation, Nose Dive, Bellatriz
6* 6® L McAtee G Emotion, Delores, P.QuiHoule
7 5 6* 6*1 T Finn 7 M’wrcoron, C.McM’kin, Do’ghuut

7 6* 4*1 L Fator 11 NancyF., M.Patrioia, Prodigloui

4 4* 2>» L Fator 9 Avispa, Oolong, Bellatrlx

4 4 3* 2tl E Ambr’se 8 Citation, StoryTeller, Doloreo

10 10 101 8*1 B Ambr’se 11 Nedna, Roulette, Caretaker

67887 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 4i lu6 1 8 7 C* 2® L Fator 10 Reparation, Nose Dive, Bellatnx

67517 Aq’duct 3-4 fast 7 107 1 6* 6» L McAtee G Emotion, Delores, P.QuiHoule

£7322 Aq’duct 3-4 l:14%mud 18-5 99 7 7 5 6* 6*1 T Finn 7 M’wrcoron, C.McM’kin, Do’ghuut

66690 Belmont 6M st l:04%fast 20 107 8 7 6 * 4*1 L Fator 11 NancyF.. M.Patricia, Prodigloui

66463 Sar’toga 6-8 l;00%fast 9-5 115 5 4 4* 2>» L Fator 9 Avispa, Oolong, Bellatrtx

6C341 Sar’toga 64 f 1:07 fast 6 115 2 4 4 3* 2|1 E Ambr’se 8 Citation, StoryTeller. Dolores

66187 Sar’toga 5-8 l:01%mud i-O 109 10 10 10 10| 8*1 B Ambr’ae 11 Nedna. Roulette, Caretaker

tDisquaiified.

TIMBREL, blk. o. 2 120 By Zeus—Blaok Swan, by Herbert.

(Trainer, J. F. Richardson. Owner, J. F. Blcbardson).

68158 Empire Ab ::-4 l:ll%good .30 lOJ C (i 6 6* 3* G W Car’ll 7 Mav.rcoron. Hopliaistos, Budnna

68052 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10%fast 50 K/7 7 9 8 7* 5*J J Zoeller 12 Sweepy, Griselda, Knot Grass

67887 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast !«0 115 9 9 9 10* 8*» G Babin 30 Reparation, RoseHill, NoseDlve

67757 Jamaica 5?. f l:06%fast 20 104i 9 10 9 9* 9** G Babin 11 Tieghorn, Comic Song, Modesty

fcS7.30 Emoire 65 f l:08%fast 5 115 8 8 6 6* 3® L Fator 8 Marsdale, Kirtle, D. Deadeye

67887 Jamaica
67757 Jamaica
65730 Empire
66634 Empire
65697 Empire

3-4 l:13%fast !«0 115 9

51 f l:06%fast 20 104i 9

55 f l:08%fast 5 115 8

bl f l:08%fast 1-3 112 6
6i f l:07%good 13-5 106 3

DODGHNtrr. hr. o, 2 (M) 108

(Trainer, N. L. Byer. Owner, T. F. Price).

.68101 Empire

i f l:()S%good S

9 10* 8*» G Babin 30 Reparation, RoseHill, NoseDlve

9 9* 9** G Babin 11 Tjeghorn, Comic Song, Modesty

6 6* 3® L* Fator 8 Marsdale, Kirtie, D. Deadeye

4 li 1*1 L Fator 6 Dare, Citation, Simple Simon

4 S*i 2| L Fator 6 L’y Delhi, Marsdale, Repara tlo>

Py Sweep— Faicinatlon, by Buck Maasie.

9 9*5 7** M Buxton 11 Sling, Picnic, Finnish M.aid

9 10* 9** M Buxton 32 Sweepy, (irisclda, Knot Grass

3 3* 3* B Mari’elli G Swe**py, Bella trix. Nose Dive

4 4* 3=J G W Car’ll 7 M’wreorou. C.McM’kin, Bellatrlx

2 2*i 2* G W Car’ll 3 Lucky Girl, Vendor

9 8* 8** G W Car’ll 12 AttaGal, LuckyGirl, C.McMeekin

3 2* 2«» L Benmau 12 Eager Eyes, Dovesroost, Vendor

3 7* 4*i L Penman 13 Dolman, V'endor, Nose Dive

68052 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10^%fu.st 20 lo95 8 7 9 10* 9>* M Buxton 32 Sweepy, Unsclda, Knot Lrass

67483 Aq’duct 3-4 l:13%fHst 18-5 101 6 5 3 3* 3* B Mari’elli G Swe*.*py, Bellatrlx, Nose Dive

eT’l”** Ag’duct 3-4 l:14%niud 12 102 6 6 4 4* 3=J G W Car’ll 7 M’wreorou. C.McM’kin, Bellatrlx

6723 Aq’duct 3-4 l:13%fast 4 103 2 2 2 2*i 2* G W Car’ll 3 Lucky Girl, Vendor

67U31 Belm’t 51f MC 1 :05%faHt 12 105 11 9 9 8* 8‘* G W Car’ll 12 AttaGal, LuckyGirl. C.McMeekin

6(.56ti bar’ toga 3-4 l:13%fa8t 10 105 6 6 3 2* 2«» L Benmau 12 Eager Eyes, Dovesroost. Vendor

66517 Sar’toga 3-4 l:13%fast 11-5 IOC 4 8 3 7* 4*i L Penman 13 Dolman. Vendor. Nose Dive

SECOND H.\CE 1 31 He. Evergreen Purse. .‘l-year-olilM :iinl npivard.

F&llicK and 3Iart*». .Sellln«-. (July ID, IDIG 1 :o.S 15-5—5—110.)

THIMBLE, b. f. 8
(Trainer, M. J.

6815C Empire 1

679C3 Jamaica ImTOy
67710 JamaioH linlay
67550 Aq’duct 1 1-16
67l«*0 Aq’duct 1
67U04 Belmont 1
66780 Belmont 1
66632 bar’ toga 1
88478 Sar’toga 1

Morphy.

1 i42*ig4)od
1:44 fast
l:41%fast
1 :.50%mu«l
1 :39%fast
l:38%fast
1 :37%fast
1:41 slow
l:40%fast !

110

Owner, !
18-5 107

5 98

8 109

13-0 112
15 111

25 100 3

6 101 I
7-5 K«

17-10 119

By Huon — Saudspot, by Bock Sand.

Murphy).

\ 4 1* 1* L McAtee (l Frank Fogarty, Episode. Vista

■, 4 4» 4®*i G Br’ning 5 Tody, Marie Maxim, Edwina

> 5 4* 4* C Ponce G WarNote, SirenMaid, Reg.Lodg*

i 3 1* 1* L Fator 9 F. Fogarty. Salute, Phalaris

I 4 3*4 3*1 C Tumor 10 CrysKil F<»nl. Bomnny, St.IsidoK-

3 7 7* 6* S Bullman 10 Sunnyland, War Note. Rep

» 6 6 6®i L Penman 5 A.ofGold, Edwina, Mavourneen

13 3* 2J L Fator 4 Pibroch, Molliellarnes. P.llcOei

I 3 18 l*i T Rica 7 Fluff, ’I'urnabout, Galiot

57921 Jamaica

1 1-16 1 :.5l good N

111

5

6

6

6

56610 Sar’toga

1 l::i9%fast

•15

11.3

1)

9

9

S

5.5195 Aq’clm t

1 1:38 fast

15

117

‘2

8

C

6

54612 Belmont

1 l:39%fa.st

6

11.8 10 10

9

10

64441 Jamaica

1 1-lC l:48%.slow

8-5

118

4

7

8

8

54339 Jamaica

1 1-16 1:49 good11-10 116

4

7

8

7

64227 Jamaica lra70y l:44%fast

18-6 U3

1

3

2

2

51609 Jef’son

ImTOy 1:45 fast

11-5 1061

0

.5

6

7

512C1 Laurel

1 l:42%good 14-5

118

4

3

3

1

CANSO, br. g,

, G

110

(Trainer,

G. Peterson. Owner,

G.

Petersen).

."i.s200 Empire

1 l-li; l:49%f.ast

10

112

10 10

9

7

58026 Jamaica

1 1-lf. l:49%fast

1

116

4

4

4

.3

67713 Jamaica

1 1-lG l:48%fa.st

13-5 1075

0

3

2

3

57422 H.deO’ce

. 1 1-4 2:08%fast

5

104

1

2

3

6

57383 ILdeG’e

ImTOy l:4C%fast

5

107

8 10

6

6 ^

;6167 ll’m’n 1 l-lCOTl:49 fast

9

94

€

6

8

G

56092 Ham’ ton

1 O'r l:40%fast 19-10 108

6

6

4

4

44259 Laurel

8-4 l:13%fa»t

7

115

B

6

6

43347 Saratoga 1 l:37%fa8t

8

IIS

7

6

•

7

L’ENJOLEXTR,

. b. g. 6

110

(Trainer,

G. Peterson. Owner,

0.

Peterzea).

.5S17S lOmplre

1 1-S l:56%fa.st

10

Ill

6

7

S

8

578.89 J;imaic.a

1 1-16 l:47?jifast

4

IflS

4

4

4

0

57758 Jamaica

1 1-16 l:4.S%fast

5

112

3

3

3

4

57663 Jamaica

3-4 l:14®/6fast

£0

118

9

10

9

67591 H.deG’e

1 1-16 1:50 fa.st

7

110 10

6

5

4

57456 H.deG’e

1 1-36 1:49 fast

24

309 10

9

7

4

57360 H.deG’e

1 1-16 l:46%slow

23

116

6

6

5

5

57306 BLdeG’e

1 1-16 1:51 slop

59

118

4

6

4

3

NOLAWN, b.

F. 6

105

(Trainer,

W. H. Fixer. Owner,

» w.

F

[.

Fixer).

579.31 Jamai(*a

1 1-16 1:51 good 2J

106

2

1

1

2

67160 Belm’t 3-4 MC 1:12 fast

12

106 10

7

8

56628 Sar’toga

3-4 l:14%slow

3

108

1

1

1

5G421 Sar’toga

3-4 l:15%sIow

30

112

3

4

6

53588 Bowie

1 1-16 l:5iy6fast

21

106

9

8

6

6

5S522 Bowie

1 1-16 l:61%fast

49

105i 7

4

4

2

63495 Bowla

6^ f 1:21 fast

68

110

9

0

7

STAR COURT, ch. g. 4

103

(Trainer,

J. Johnson. Owner, i

M. McKee).

58091 Empire

Ab 3-4 l:10%fast

25

104

9

9

10 :

57663 Jamaica

3-4 l:14%fast

10

113

2

2

1

57619 Jamaica

3-4 l:13%slow

100

106

S

8

8

55435 Afi’duct

65 f l:18%fast

6

113

8

4

7

65320 Aq’duct

65 f l:19%good 30

110

5

1

4

54125 Jamaica

3-4 l:12%faat

30

116

6

3

4

47882 Belmont

3-4 l:ll%fast

8

123

1

7

7

MANDALAY,

ch. g, 4

110

(Trainer,

F. Byer. Owner, E.

Arlington)

58160 Empire

Ab 3-4 1:12 good 50

lOS

15

15

15 ;

57966 Jamaica

ImTOy 1:46 fast

;x)

110

3

3

3

5

5T7C1 Jamaica

ImTOy 1:46 fast

25

112

6

5

4

6

57663 Jamaica

3-4 l:14%fast

50

118 10

9

10

67326 Aq’duct

1 l:40%mud

15

115

7

7

7

7

56885 Belmont

11:39 fast

25

317

4

4

4

3

WEDGWOOD,

ch. f. 8

99

(Trainer,

J. J. Muri)hy. Owner, J.

J.

Murphy),

581»( Empire

ImTOy l:46%fast

40

92.'.

6

5

5

4

58122 Empire

Ab 3-4 l:ll%fast

12

117

4

3

1

57792 Jamaica

3-4 l:14%good 20

107

3

4

5

57711 Jamaica

3-4 1:14 fast

20

107

7

6

7

55915 Empire

Ab 3-4 l:10%fa»t

40

100

6

6

7

55838 Empire

Ab 3-4 l:09%faBt

30

97

7

9

8 ;

53712 Empire

55 f l:07%fast

30

103

6

0

6

55671 Empire

Ab 3-4 l:12%slop

10

98

7

13

13 ;

SENDRIE. cb. b. 8

110

(Trainer,

F. Farrar. Owner, F

Farrar)

.

5S157 Empire

ImTOy 1:49 good

10

110

9

9

9

8

58094 Empire

1 1-8 l:55%fast

20

107 10 11

11

10

58000 Laurel

1 1-4 2:06%fast

28

no

6

5

5

6

57898 Laurel

1 1-16 l:4i%fast

30

102

9

9

9

8

57557 H.deG’e

ImTOy l:4o%fast

7

113

8

8

8

8

574.T6 H.deG’e

11-16 1:49 fast

19

111 11 10 10

9

573S4 H.deG’e

ImTOy 1 :46%fa.st

13

lie

9

9

8

8

56409 Windsor

1 1-8 2:0:i mud

9-5

116

4

4

5

4

66305 Ft.Erie

1 l:43%hvy

13-10 113

7

7

7

6

9 9-* J Zoeller 9 Cote d’Oi-, Smarty, Solid Rook

3* 4«4 J Zoeller 4 Arapahoe, Diomedes, Escarp’te

1* 2*i J Zoeller G Tail II., Lord Herbert, Rockport

6 6*® J Zoeller 5 Pickwick, L’Enjoleur, Favour

6 5®5 J Zoeller G Clmllenger, Canso, F.Fogarty

64 7*4 J Zoeller 9 Thimble, FraukFogarty, Salat*

38 3* J Zoeller 0 Vulcanize, Fluff, Rockport

By Trap Book— Amaraatb, by Six Dlxoa.

3*£ G Babin 9 Cote d’Or, Smarty, Lcrdllerb’rt
Ck 505 T Brooke 7 Diadi, Fizer, Bardora
6* 6® J Shelepets 8 Benevolent, C’rr’ntEvents, Diadi
3* 3*1 J Shelepets .8 Pit, Omer K., Frank Shannon
84 7*® R HoTway 9 P’pector, I/t Leaves, Benevolent
3* 2* T Brooke 8 Nonskid, Sea Way, Richard V.
2*1 I** C Lang 8 Tan.Son, Colonel Matt, JakeFeld
28 2i J McTag’t 11 L.Sandy. Gol.Dawn, Lead.Star
By Bnole— Prinoeia Oma, by Ornament,

C 5*2 J Peters 0 Tan II., La Kross, I/)rd Herbert
8* 5* C Kummer 9 Episode, Pickwick, Bantry
C* 4** C Rob’son 9 Reg.Lodge, Devastation, Gl.Guo
8* 6® O Rob’sonl2 I.«e.idingStar, OmerK., Slaudalay

1* 1* W Kelsay 8 Piedra, Deckmate, SalVatelle

By Lemberg — Wife of Bath, by St. Simon.

72 c*‘ r* Ponee IG Asterisk, Pickwick, Scot. Chief

3® 34 G Ponce 6» Burley, Titanium, High Value

2* 2* C Ponce G Challenger, F. Fogarty, Q. Blonde

6| 6*4 P W’dst’ck 8 Benevolent, C’rr’ntEvents, Diadi

I* 3* W Eog’skll2 Ticacey. Stanley, Railbird
6| 6® J Rowan 6 Brisk, Mormon Elder, AntlUeo

4* 4® II ThurberlO Cormoran, KMiller, liead. Stax

6 6*4 E Sande 6 Gelto, Sedan, Ixmise V.

9® 8*® J Loftuo 10 War Rocket. C.Gone. O.SweopM

By Spearmint— Oonfection, by Iilnglaxo.

71 S1.1 Q Ponce 9 Coto d’Or, Smarty, Solid Roek

2h 3* C Ponce .5 F. Fogarty, PirateMcGee, Favour

4* 2* C Ponce r» Pickwick, Favonr, Saddle Ring

7® 3*4 C Ponce 12 T. -a -Ling, Sc. Chief, Star Court

4* C Ponco 10 Diadi, Mose, Peggy Rives
3«» 2*4 C Ponce 11 Sliss Filley, Hendrie, Railbird

6® 6*® E Marts G Horeb, Bribed Voter. Benevolent

111 6 7 S 8 7* 8**0 Ponce 9 Coto d’Or, Smarty, Solid Rock

IflS 4 4 4 2 2h 3* C Ponce .5 F. Fogarty, PirateMcGee, Favour

112 3 3 3 4 4* 2* C Ponce T» Pickwick, Favonr, Saddle Ring

118 9 10 9 7® 3*4 C Ponce 12 T. -a -Ling, Sc. Chief, Star Court

110 10 6 5 4 4* 1*» C Pone© 10 Diadi, Mose, Peggy Rives

109 10 9 7 4 3«» 2*4 C Ponce 11 Sliss Filley, Hendrie, Railbird

116 6 6 6 6 6* 6*® E Marts G Horeb, Bribed Voter, Benevolent

116 4 5 4 3 3* 3®4 C Ponce 7 Brib. Voter, Burgoyue, T. Trump

105 By Sir John Jobnaon — Onaga, by Clifford.

W. H. Fixer).

106 2 1 1 2 5* 6*® G Babin G 'Tan II., L,a Kross, I^ord Herbert

106 10 7 8 7* 7®4 L Penman 12 Saddle Ring, Esquire, Tidings

106 1 1 1 1* 1* P Weiner 4 Saddle Ring, Fluff, Surmount

112 3 4 6 7>* 6® G Babin 12 Staunch. Bodanzky, Blue Belle

108 9 8 6 6 6*® 6*4 A Richcr’k 9 Alma B., Warlike, Polygamist

1064 7 4 4 2 4* 5® C Ponce 11 Maize, A1 Pierce, Crumpsall

110 9 • 7 7*4 6** A Richer’ kl4 S. Kelly, G.Ag’monte, Am’kaaria

103 By Star Shoot — Courtmaid, by Irinco RoyaL
[. McKee).

104 9 9 10 10 10*® A GantnerlO FortChurchill, Esquire, R. Robin

D3 2 2 1 2* 4*4 E Kummerl2 T.-a-Ling, S.Chief, L’Enjoleur

1<)6 8 8 8 8 8*® P Weiner 8 B. Homme, Sea Cove, LastStraw

113 8 4 7 64 6** C F’b’ther 11 Sq’wMan, Pickwick, Arrowhead

110 6 1 4 6*4 7** C Buel 9 Despair, Valor, Jock Scot

116 5 3 4 4* 4** C Buel 6 P’terPiper, L.Brighton, Enfliadt

123 1 7 7 7® 8** C F*b’ther 10 On W'atch, Pudrlac. His Choice

110,^ ^ ^ By Marathon— Foxy Mary, by St. Lawronoo XX.

Arlington).

108 15 15 15 14*?.13*» C Bre’ninglo W.Ponn’nt, Asterisk, T.-a-Ling

110 3 3 3 5 6** 6** M Har’son G Wrecker, Cote d’Or, Titanium

112 6 5 4 6 6** 5*® M Sl’ghtcr G Gem, Fluff, Titani um

118 10 9 10 84 9»4 M ST ghter 12 T.-a-Ling, S.Chief, L’Eujoleur

115 7 7 7 7 7 7*® L McAtee 7 Lampus, Arapahoe, Fr. Fogarty

317 4 4 4 3 4 4** J Rod’guez 4 M’lleCadeau, C’tView, J’unMaria

99 By Ballot — ^Majolica, by Waterereos.

, J. J. Murphy).

92i 6 5-5 4 4* 4‘® E Martz 7 Diomedes. FirstPullet, SeaMiut

117 4 3 1 S* 3*5 E Sande H Pavia, Fluff, Foam

107 3 4 5 44 6* B Mari’elli 7 St. Isidore, Esquire, Tidings

107 7 6 7 6* 6*4 C Ponce 10 Esquire, Rolo, Trader

100 6 6 7 7 7*® B Marinelll 7 Turnabout, Actress, Pickwick

97 7 9 8 10*411** L Penman 32 A.Jackll., Ft.Ch’chill, BlueBells

103 6 6 6 7| 10* L McAtee 14 A.ofGold, BlneBelle, Rhinestone

98 7 13 13 13*413** J Callahan 15 T’nabout, CelticLasa, P.T.Bar’m

110 By Star Shoot — Orange and Bins, by BrldgewaMt.

Farrar).

110 9 9 9 8 6® 6“ C Ponce 9 Smarty, Seot’sh Chief, Titanium

107 10 11 11 10 1(>4 V D Stirling ll Orderly, Cote d’Or, PirateMcGee

110 6 5 5 6 6 6*® T Rice G Devitdog, CommeCi, Merrimac

102 9 9 9 8 8® 8** J Heupel 9 O. Birthday, S.Peurll., Franklin

113 888 8 8 8*®E Haynes S J.BuUrtnt, Gath, Flibb’tyglbbet

111 11 10 10 9 6* 3*4 K Haynes 11 Miss Filley, L’Enjoleur, Railbird

IIG 9 9 8 S 74 7** J McCabe 9 Theodosia, Muse, Bodanzky

116 4 4 5 4 44 6*® J Butwell 9 Little Ed. Chief, NaptJmllas

113 7 7 7 6 6® 2® J Butwell 6 Prospector, Corson, Explosive

4

Tuesday, October 25, 1921

DAILY RACING FORM.

FOL'RTH RACE— Abont 3-4 Milo. Went Point Ilij^liweiMTht Handicap. All
Akcn. (July 22, 1018 1:07 4-3 3 128.)

GEORGIE, ch, g, 4 130 By Star Bboot— Fair Atalanta, by Saigbt of tba

(Trainer, S. McNaughton. Owner, Foreign Stable). Thistle.

.Wk"* Kmpire 1 2 120 2 1

f.7,'>83 Jamaica 1 1-16 l;46%fast 12-10 121 2 2
f)7252 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l;45Vfefast 6-5 124 2 3

57198 Aq’ duct 1 l:37%good 4i 126 3 3

.^6887 Belmont 1 l:37%fast 2-5 114 1 2

66815 Belm’t 6Jf MC l:20%slow 2-5 108 1

56564 Sar’toga 1 3-16 l:57%fast 4 110 4 4

66458 Sar’ toga 7-8 1:26 fast 8-5 126 9 9

EIiEOTEB U., b, 1&, 0 122

r.^227 Kmpire lm70y l:45=^5fa.‘?t

58055 Empire 1 l;39^fast

58001 Jamaica 3-4 l:13-Mast

57760 Jamaica 6i f l:05^fast

575S5 Jamaica 3-4 l:12-^fast

67615 Aq’duct ' 1 l:3S%fast

67232 Aq’duct f 1:19 fast

67164 Belmont 1 l:38%fast

Sietas. Owner, X. Sietae).

ii70v l:45^fa.st 120 2 1

1 l:39^fast 20 102 2 3

3-4 1 :13-Mast 11-5 126 1

6i f l:05»5fa8t 8 107 2

3-4 l:12^fast 20 112 2

1 l:3S%fast 18-6 117 1 1

67232 Aq’duct f 1:19 fast 11-5 109 1 1

67164 Belmont 1 l:38%fast 6 120 1 1 1

SEA COVE, b. g. 8 107

(Trainer, J. Hewitt. Owner, J. Hewitt).
:.S19S Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 10 112 3 T>

67X65 Jamaica 3-4 l:13%fast 8-5 116 2 2

67619 Jamaica 3-4 l:13Vfeslow 7 109 3 1

67614 Aq’duct 3-4 l:12%fast 31 108 4 2

67.376 Aq’duct 61 f l:20%fast 20 108 5 2

66672 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09%fast 10 105 6 6

66342 Aq’duct 61 f l:20%mud 7 101 2 1

KINNOTIL, cb. g, 4 110

(Trainer, J. Hastings. Owner, W. M. Jeffords).

6 C Turner 0 Y.Haiul, Tirderclap, Itonllomine
2 lb B Mari’elll 2 Kiiobhie

21 2'J B Mari’eHl 4 Audacious, C’perDem’n, R’dgef’d
1*1 PI B Marrelli 7 Tirdercl.ap. C.Tliierrj. (JenleW.
!■ 1*1 E Sande 3 Dream of the Valley, TwoF’thers
!*• 1* Li Penman 2 Audacious

6* 6» M Gamer 7 Ext’nator, MndHatter, Bellaolai
6* 21 E Haynes 10 Dimmesdale. WarNote. C.Sw’per
By Voter— Triompbale, by Aro de Triompbe.

4 4’= C Turr. r 4 Li^ht Rose. Edwina. L. (bTfrudi?

6* 6** A Gantner 0 Y.Hand, Th’derclap, BonHomme
11 2b C Turner 4 L.Straw, T.Buttons, L.Gert’ude
It n Q Turner 4 Thunderclap, Ten -Lee, Sea Mini
2* 4«1L Penman 5 Audacious, Th’derclap, Mis’nary
3* 3* B Sande 5 Cb. Thierry, Edwina, Escarp’tte
1* P C’ltllettl 4 Ar. of Gold, Cimarron, Pen Rose
11 SI E Sande 6 Edwina, Super, Mile. Cadcaa
By Seaborae II.— Sylvan Bell, by Oddfellow,

82 911 c Turner 11 K.oft.H’lher, Knobbie, Dim’dale
1* 1*1 C Turner 7 Mon’tery, W.T.Grives, Mercury
21 2* C Turner 8 B.Hom., L’tStraw, B.McL’ghlin
2» 2*1 L Penman 5 Mercury, TeddyR.. Squaw Man
31 6*1 Li Penman 9 Mavournoen, Polythia, Mercury
6 B*» P Weiner 5 Despair, Cum Sah, Wellflnder

11 H F Weiner 6 Cum Sah. Messinee, RegalLodge
By Peter ftulnce— Lycbee Nut, by Sir Modred.

(Trainer, W. V. Casey. Owner, W. V. Casey).

64242 Jamaica 3-4 l:12%fast 8 118 3 2

64189 Jamaica 61 f l:07%mud 12-5 122 2 1

47201 Church’ 1 3-4 l:15%hvy 8-5 110 4 1

47132 Cnurcn’l T-8 1:26 fast 61 118 2 2 3

46918 Lez’toD 3-4 l:l&%hvy 19-10 112 3 1

HNIOHT 07 THE HEATHER, 118
br. g, 3 (Trainer, W. V. Casey. Owi

.58198 Empire Ab 3-4 1:10 fast 6 109 7 3

6SiK»3 Empire Ab 3-4 l:09%fast 15 110 4 3

67891 Jamaica 3-4 1:1:’. fast 5 107 7 5

67795 Jamaica 51 f l:06%good 8 1(»9 2 3

67638 Jamaica 1m70y l:44%fast 15 104 3 2 4

67582 Jamaica ImTOy 1:45 fast 4 106 4 4 1

67448 Aq’duct 1 1:39 fast 8-5 1011 3 2 2

67351 Aq’duct 7-8 l;25%fast 7 107 4 3 2

EAST VIEW, ch. c, 3 107

(Trainer, A. Gimtber. Owner, J. Butler)
58177 Empire Ab 3-4 l:10(4fast 11-5 112 3 3

64405 Jamaica 3-4 l:15^mud 7 115 5 6

64185 Jamaica 61 f l:08%mud 3 106 3 2

64087 Jamaica 3-4 l:14%fast 15 115 7 2

64087 Jamaica
61427 Bowie
61357 Pimlico
61089 Empire
48493 Aq’duct

FIFTH RATE 1 1-4 Vliles. Sitw

SeiiiiiK. (Oct. idoo — 2:04 — a — lo

NEBBAH, b. c, 4 104

(Trainer, "W. H. Travers. Owner, W, Gibson).

68197 Empire lm70y l:4695fast ’2 111 1 2 2 4 4

68092 Empire 1 1-lG l:47%fast 9-5 110 1 1 1 1 1

.Staiiiiiiu Parse.

— lOG.i

4-year-olils au<l ii|»%var<l.

67890 Jamaica 3-4 1 :12*^fast

67581 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47%fast

66546 Aq'duct 1 l:37%fast

64678 Belmont 1 l:37%fast

64608 Belmont Q f l:18%fast

PIRATE MoGEE, ch. g, 4

■4 1 :12*^f ast 2 110 3 1

16 1:47%fast 7 104 2 1 1

1 l:37%fast 13-3 116 3 2 2

1 l:37%fast 4 110 4 2 3

f l:18%fast 1 112 10 B

ch. g, 4 187

(Trainer, T. J. Carroll. Owner, T. J. Carroll).

By Ormondale— Miss Heamey, by Planudoa.

5*1 G Babin 6 Tnftcr, Whisk, Light Rose
l*i 2i M Har’son 4 UegalLodgc, Sunnyland, Ralco
li L McAteo 5 Valor, Edwina. The Boy
21 2b M Har’son 0 GenieW., IrishDream, SedgefielO
S* 4» W Kelsay 4 Sedgefield, Valor, Romany
51 6* W Kelsay 6 Bellsolar, Capt. Alcock, Bervltoi
4*i 21 C KummerlO Cum Sah, Diomedea, Whalebona
By McGee— Precocious, by Pirate of Fenzanoo.

58094 Empire 1 1-8 l:55‘^fast 8 114 S 9 8 7 S

57999 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :48*/5fast 21 111 6 5 5 6 6

67889 Jamaica 1 1-16 1 :47%fast 10 1(« 5 5 5 4 3

67662 Jamaica lm70y l:4.5%fast 15 110 5 5 5 4 4

67550 Aq’duct 1 1-16 l:50%mud 20 112 7 8 8 8 7

67482 Aq’duct 1 l:38%fast 20 110 6 6 6 6 6

66855 Belmont 1 1-8 l:52*ifast 13-5 111 2 4 3 4 4

66632 Sar’toga 1 1:41 slow 2 114 4 4 4 4 4

BIOMEBES, ch. g. 4 115

(Trainer, P. J. Fouby. Owner, Crossett Stable)
68180 Empire lm70y 1 :4»rLfa.st 9-5 113 7 6 2 1 1

6S029 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:47*/5fast 3-5 118 3 2 2 2 2

67864 Jamaica 1 1-8 1:54 fast 2h 108 5 5 4 3 3

67618 Jamaica lm70y l:45%slow 9-5 113 6 6 5 5 6

67482 Aq’duct 1 l:38%fast 13-10 113 3 5 3 3 4
67307 H.dcG’e lm70y l:49%slop 1 107 2 6 1 1 3

LABT EMMELINE, b. f, 4 106

(Trainer, J. S. Healy. Owner, H. T. Oxnard).

1 1* 1^ C Turner 7 F. Pullet. SoaMint. Wedgwood

2 2* 25 L Fator 4 Arapahoe, EsearpoTte, LaKruss

3 3* l“b L Fator 5 D’kHill, Escarpol’te, Crys.Ford

5 6* 6* C Kummer 6 Wynnewood, Sea Sinner, Rep

4' 4*J S Bullman 7 Paddy Whack, Pickwick, Lam pus
3b 6*J L Fator 9 CleanG’ne, D.deMorny, N. Raider

By King James— Auntie Mum, by Molten.

68101 I^aiirel 1 1-2 2:34%fast 19-5 106 5 4 4

57800 Laurel 1 1-2 2:35 slop 123 100 6 8 8

67516 Aq’duct 1 5-16 2:15%fast 8-5 105 1 3 3

67034 Belmont 1 1-16 l:43%fast 20 99 4 4 4

66612 Sar’toga 1 1-4 2:03%fast 20 112 4 6 5

66401 Sar’toga 1 1-8 l:56%h\y 6 98i 4 3 3

55962 Empire lm70y l:45%fast 40 107 2 3 3

66492 Aq’duct 1 l:38%fast 60 lOlJ 4 7 7

WYNNEWOOB, br. g. 6 110

(Trainer, T. O. Webber. Owner, T. 0. Webber).

3* 2" L Penman r, F.iirw.aj', Lidy Lillian, Lad’sLove

7 7** J Callahan S TlioPorter. MyDe.ar, Exter’naior

1* 1* L Penman 3 Huonce, Dark Hill

4 4** G W Car’ll 4 Super, Donnucona, Mile. Cadenu

5 4** C Rob’son 5 Chat. Thierry, Bellsolar, Lunetta

2b 3*J F Wilson 4 Kdw’ina, Chat.Tliicrry, Scot.Yet

2* 21 G Yeargin 3 Edwina, Crack o* Dawn

6* 6*® F C’ltiletll 7 Edwina, Last Straw, Lunettn

By Ben Brush — Waldena, by Star Shoot.

58197 Empire lm70y l:4G%fast 15 109 6

58119 Empire lm70y l:451^fast 8 115 3

67618 Jamaica lm70y 1 :45%slow 5 116 1

57546 Aq’duct C.i f 1:21 mud 9-5 117 3

67414 Aq’duct 65 f l:19%fast 20 123 2

66884 Belm’t 7-8 MC l:25%fast 15 98 9

LORD HERBERT, b. g, 6 102

109 6 5 5 h 6 6*1 C Tum-vr G Tufter, Whisk. Light Rose

115 3 4 6 6 6* 6** B Mari’elll 7 Tufter, Siren Maid, Sea Mint

J6 1 1 1 1 1* 1* L Fator G Sea Sinner, Rep, Court View

.17 3 4 4 1* 1* M Sl’ghter ,5 Fluff, Ting-a-Ling, Orderly

23 2 4 4 4» 3* M Sl’ghter 6 A.H.amilton, J’kScot, Cole d’Or

98 9 11 11 11 11 U** E Josiah 11 Whisk, Carpet Sw'ceper, Val(W

(Trainer, W. C. Clancy. Owner, E. Arlington).

58178 Empire
58^*94 Empire

1 1-S l:56’>;ifast 15 101 9 9 7

1 1-8 l:65%fast 18-5 107 9 8 9

579:11 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:51 good 45
67862 Jamaica 1 1-16 l:48%fast 20
67662 Jamaica lm70y l:45(ifast 30
6^31 Jamaica ImTOy 1:45 good 12
52788 F.G’nds 1 S-16 l:59*Jifast 4i
62623 F.G’nds 1 1-8 l:52%fast 6
ANTOINETTE, b. m- B

110 7 7 6

108 4 4 4

109

(Trainer, W. S, Walker. Owner, J. E. Madden),-

By Fits Herbert — ^Manzanita, by Meddler.

C® 4'1 C Bre’ning 9 Cote d’Or. Smarty, S*)lid Rock
95 8»5 L McAtee 11 Onlerly, Cote d’Or, I’irateMcGee
3* 3*3 J Merimeo G Tan II.. IjH Kross, Koekport
65 7*** L McAtee H QueenBlonde, Pavia, Scot. Chief
6 6** M Har’son G JockScot, Pickwick, Pir.McGee

8 8’* E Josiah 8 Lad’s Love, StarRealm, S.Kelly

7* 7*J J J M’ney S Sandy Mac, Plenty, Raider
6* 6* J J M’ney 7 K’palong, F’gtown, T.P’tuguese
1^ Baatoi — ^Vinaigrette, by Prisoner.

58094 Empire

1 1-8 l:.35-^fefast

:i»>

11K>

4

5

3

4*5

5*?. T

P.rooke

11

67942 Laurel

1 l:43%fast

19

102

6

7

7

7

7

7«3 T

Brooke

7

67669 Laurel

1 l:42%fast

23

104

2

7

7

6

85

7«5 T

Brooke

9

67504 W’dbine 1 3-16 2:02 fast

6

107

7

1

1

1

ink €81 T

Brooke

11

67375 Th’cliffe lm70yl:43%fast 19-5 104
67287 Th’cliffe ImTOy l:44-'Sfaat 41-10 107

1*J T Brooke
5* T Brooke

9 B. Peddler, Joaquina, Winnec’nue
9 Sentimental, G.Dawn, B. Peddler

BAN BOLLING, b. c. 2 (M)

(Trainer, N. L. Byer. Owner, Oak Ridge Stable)..

By Sea Xing — Coat, by Ogden.

67551 Aq’duct 5-8 1:0CM5mud 5 115 4

66268 Sar’toga 5J f l:0.5%fast 30 115 14 10 8 9

6G126 Sar’toga 5-8 59-*ifast 50 104 9 6 8 8

65997 Sar’toga 6h f l:06%fast 20 115 10 4 4 4

64283 Jamaica 5-8 1:00 fast 2 lOSi 5 6 3 4

TANGERINE, b. c, 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, T. J. Healey. Owner, R. T. Wilson).

45 5*S C Kiimmerl2 Horologe, C.McM’kin, Venixedos
92 1120 Ambr*sel4 June Grass, Mercutio, Snob II.

Si 8* G W Car’llG Toil, Bigheart, Fair Phantom
41 711 T Rice 12 Oceanic, Frank Furst, Deadlock
4* 6‘* W Kelsay 7 St. Maurice. M.awrcoron, Eirtle
By Olambala — Orange Lilly, by William the Third.

68003 Jamaica 5i f l:06%fast 40 lOS 5 5 4

67892 Jamaica 55 f l:06%fast 50 ' 109 2 8 8

REBUKE, blk. c, 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, A. J. Goldsborougb. Owner, C. A. I
58057 Empire 5i f 1:07 fast 3 114 9 S S

57512 Aq’duct 5-8 1:01 fast 1 112 3 5

66509 Sar’toga 3-4 l:ll^>5fast 20 115 5 6 4

EXECUTION, ch. c, 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, S. P. Harlan. Owner, L. Waterbury)

lOS 5 5 4 4* 3» B Mari’elH ComicSong, Phan. Blue, R. Grass

109 2 8 8 8 * 7*« B Mari’elli 9 t.'irterbrook. Shaffer, Good Times

112 By Dick Finnell — The Scold, by Meddler.

Owner, C. A. Staneham).

114 9 S S 8“ 6* <’ I’once 9 Lm kyllour. X.-itivcLind, Ultimo

112 3 5 5* 4H C H MillcrlO Nightbo.at, Attoo, Miracle Man

115 5 6 4 7 7** C H Miller 7 Snob II., Sunroigh, Pietros

112 By Trap Rock — Anna Russell, by Russell.

67930 Jamaic.a
65287 Aq'duct
B501H Aq’duct
54889 Belmont

:j- 4 1 :14-\-.gooci 16
.5-8 1:'J0 fast :’.0
5-S By^ligood 40

;-S St 59Vr,fast 25

54727 Belmont 4lf st 52?ifast GO 107 7

HOTSPUR, hr. c, 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, C. Buxton. Owner. C. Buxton).
68176 Empire Ab 3-4 l:12*:,fast lo9i 1 9

58121 Empire 5-W l:09%fast 16-3 110 1 7

64283 Jamaica 6-8 1:00 fast 10 10.> 6 3

TRAJANUS, br. c. 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, F. E. Brown. Owner, F. E. Brown).

6 .35 3» I.1 Fator 9 Avisp.i. Dol.Vanlcn, Sim. Simon

11 P>* 9^1 J (?allahanll Dr.T.S.Dabiioy. Runnyol, I’icnic

6 C.i 7’« A Collins 7 Morvieii, Draft. Relay

9 Si S*'* A Collins 1:1 Violinist, Mawrcoroii. Apex

12 12 12‘* A Collins 12 Rouli*tte, Lally, Wishbone

By Heno— Naughty Lady, by Esher.

8 111 1112 Buxton 14 No.<eI>ivc, Nighthoat, Swoepy

7 6* 6* L Fator Hi S. Grass, Vineyard, Wild Deuce

6 6» 6** L Fator 7 St. Maurice. Mawreoron, Klrtie

By Rock View — Belgravia, by Ben Brush.

58161 Empire

f l:0875good 8-5 114 6

L McAtee 11 Sling. Pi«*nic. Finnish Maid

(Trainer, J. MacMauus. Owner, J. MacManut).

68057 Empire 5i f 1:07 fast 8 114 6 7 7 7

57969 Jamaica 3-4 1 :l.J%fast 13 115 1 2 2 2

67616 Jamaica 55 f 1:07 slow 15 115 6 6 6 6

67381 Aq’duct 3-4 l:13%fast 16 108 2 7 7 6

66693 Belmont 65f St l:05%fast 20 116 8 10 » 9

BILVERTON, b. c. 2 (M) 112

(Trainer, F. Taral. Owner, Riviera Stable).
58161 Empire 5i f l:o8^figood :i0 114 9 lo lO 10

57969 Jamaica 3-4 l:13*ifast .SO 115 3 7 8 X

57892 .Tama ica 5! f 1 :iH:-ita.st io9 7 6 7 7

(a.889 Bclni’t 51fM(!l :<H; fa.st 1«H» ]OG
D«-693 Belmont 5if st 1 ;0.V\fa.st 30 115 ]

PRINTER’S DEVIL, ch. g. 2 (M) 112

CLEVELAND ENTRIES

(MAPLE HEIGHTS PARK.)

Probabilities: Weather clear; track fast.

Racing starts at 2:00 p. ni. (Chicago time 2:00).
® Superior mud runner. X Goo«l mud runner.

Fair mud runner,
allowance, b Blinkers.

(M) Maidens.

First Race — 5-8 Mile.

2k W Kelsay 8 D.of t.V’ley, C’narvon, T.W’cbet
1* l*i W Kelsay 5 D.of the V ’ley, Ir. Dream, TheBoy

1| 2i Is Ensor 5 Angon, BlackleDaw, AttaBoyll.

7* 8*® Li Ensor 8 Courtship, King Gorin. Sway

1*1 l*i It Ensor 5 On Watch, Regalo, MickeyMoore !

By Ogden — Madcben, by Knight «f the

3-4 1:10 fast 6 109 7 3 3 2* 1* C Ponce /I Knobbie, Dimmesdale, R’ORobin

3-4 l:09%fast 15 110 4 3 3 1* 1* C Ponce 11 V.alor, The Boy, Whisk

3-4 1:1:T fast 5 107 7 5 4 4k 5*-3 J Merimee 9 Squaw :\lan. Frigate, Siren Maid

55 f l:06%good 8 K»9 2 3 3 3* 1* G Babin G FortCh’chill, M.ivourneen, Ralco

i70y l:44%fast 15 104 3 2 4 4 4* 4*« S Bullman 5 GenieW., IrishDream, LightUose

»70y 1:45 fast 4 106 4 4 1 1 1* 3* G Babin G Light Rose, .lock Scot, Kep

1 1:39 fast 8-5 1015 3 2 2 2 1* 1* S Bullman 6 War Note, Siren Maid, Rep

7-8 l:25%fast 7 107 4 3 2 2 2* 2» G Babin 5 Tody, Crack o* Dawn, Frigat*

. c, 3 107 By Pebblea— Gnat, by Voter.

Gimtber. Owner, J. Butler).

3-4 l:10(4fast 11-5 112 3 3 3 3* 2* L Fator 8 Monast’ry, McKenna. R’nestone

3-4 l:15*imud 7 113 5 6 o 55 7** J Mooney S Dnns’del, Diom'es, M’den’s Bal’t

65 f l:08%mud 3 106 3 2 2 1* 1“ J Mooney 7 P.P’ndora, St. Michael, Mav’neen

3-4 l:14%fast 15 115 7 2 1 1» SJ C Turner 9 Bennington, Merch.Marine, Rep

55 f l:08%fast 41-10 114 Left at the post. F Weiner 14 IrishAh’ss, T’ntnia, P.T.Barn’m

3-4 l;13%fast 2 100 13 10 11 11* 11 *» F Weiner 1.3 IiOveTap, Bromelia, IrishAbbese

55 f 1:06 fast 12 115 2 1 1 15 4*5 C Kummer 5 Grey Lag, Mnlciber, Curfew

5-8 BOVsmud 50 112 6 9 10 9»* W Kelsay 10 T.MeNot, Br.Spun, Dimmesdalv

Purse

$.300. 3-ye.‘ir-(dds

and upward.

riaiining.

Toflay’p

Ind.

Horse.

Wt. Rec.

A.Wt.Uan.

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(’•d. Uorkingliorse. .112 1:02*A

4 112.. 725

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♦rhiiifotejigue . .

..114 1:01--

3 105.. 720

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•Phillipe Lugo ..

3 10.3.. 71. 3

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. .107 1:02*’^^,

4 107X71.3

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5 107.. 71.3

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3 10.3. .710

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Second Race— 5-8 Mile.

Purse

$000. 3-year-olds

and upward.

Claiming.

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Sixth Race— 7-8 Mile.
Purse 4-3'car-olds and upward.

.3M2I4-’ Tom Goose 112 1:28 Vs

.">S21S- Neil Mileybright . .

.3S114 Fiiianciul lUx.>ter. . 1 1."> 1 :32*s

.■»S247 D<»tta’s Best 107 l:3.*i»<;

(.3S2211)*Iiex Gaiety 110 1;.33s*

.3790G *l)Dr. Shafer 110 1:34%

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Seventh Race— 1 Mile.
Purse .^GOO. 3-year-olds and upwatd.

.3S07G bKelw) 112 1:12

."K102 •bBlazonry HI l;40”»f,

.3811G Monnnioy 10(» l:4iai’

58102 bBardora 07 l:4o*^f|

.3S2H *l>Toin Brooks 10.3 IHOi-i'

.3.SH1-’ War Dream (.M)

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Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.

PiMse J?.300. o-year-olds. Claiming.

(.3S1H> Our Kate 100 1 :H> 113X72.3

(,3.S21G> Fringe 107 1 :OfO;-, 111X710

.38217**l»Black Top 101 1:07*.% 110X7L3

(.3S243) Diaiuoud Dale 107 1:0S|.-, 100., 71-3

.3M243-*l)'roroador «M» 107 1:07 111X710

.38218 *Lt. Win. J. Murray

(M) 110.. 705

Fourth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.

Purse .$.3iX). 4-.vear-olds and upward. Claiming.

(.3K072) San Diego I0.s l:07*r. 4 113X72.3

03.s(»49> Safranor lOG 1 :13%in 11 lOS. . 720

.37782 Circulate 112 1:07*/.-. S 104x71.3

.3G10S ‘bMay Maulsby 10.*; 1:07%

.37600 Liberator 112 1:07 V.-,

.3S075* ‘(’avalier 117 1:00"

.370.33 Viola G. ,

3S1.31 Hopeful <Mi

.3S072 bMadrid 115 l;10’o

Fifth Race— 3-4 Mile.

Purse .f.300. 4-year-okls and upward.

.37911 HURON II Hi 1:14

(.3S07;;) *Glenn 107 1:14%

.3M1G S|N>riing (’h.aiiee ..104 1:14%

(.3S11.3) *Olive .lames HIO l;llV5

.3H220- bKing Worth 115 1:14

5821 G I’uck

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4 104. .710
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4 10‘)X705
10 10S®705
12 100X700

FORTHCOMING SPANISH STAKE RACES

I The seeretary de la Societe des Courses. San Se-
I bastien. Spain, announoos two important stakes, eiw
tries for which are now open,
i The more valuable is the Grand Prix de S. ^T.
Alphonse XIII., to lv» run at Lasarte. Septmnber
10. 1922. I'll is race is at one and one -ha If uiih's
fttr three-year-olds, ami of .$.30,000 added. togeth.T
with a gold enp. Entries will close at the offices
of all recognized jockey clubs Deecmber 21. 1921.
The secretary of the American Jockey Club, New
lork. will receive American nominations.

The other event is the Grand Prix de S. M. la
Reine Victoria, to la» run at Lasarte on September
17. 1922. This distance and conditions are similar
to thi)se of the Grand Prix Aljdionse. Tlie race i.s
for horses wliieh were not scratelied in tlie first
event, the winner of wlil<h. ami the second, third
ami fourth horses will not be eligible for the sec-
ond race. It will have a value of $10.(XK) .addeil.
v.ith prizes for second, third and fourth horses.
g(dd cup presented by the queen will be awarded
the winner.

GOLDEN CORN ENGLAND’S 1921 BEST

IJLNDON, England, October .3.— Wliile Marshall
Fiekl of Chicago is in America his grand filly Golden
Corn improves ami carries all before her. Slie is
universally classed as the best of the year. Her
win of the Rolls Memorial Stakes at Newm.-irket
was a mere canter and .she accounted for the Mieldle
Park Plate just as easily. ’I'liis is the Epsom
Derb.v ’’line*” in English rae-ing tradition.

1’he paeldock critics at N«*wmarkct went into
eesfaedes over Gohh'ii (’oru. She appeareel to have
improved even since Doncaster. One enthusiast
elescribed her as looking like u four-year-olel, and
he was not wleh* of the mark. Except in color she
is sinmgl.v reminiscent of Pretty Polly and has a
siniiiarl.v free, easy action, while she iHissesses a
most amiable temper, f<»r nothing upsets her. Tho
Rons Memorial Stakes was no test of her merits,
as there was nothing to get her out of a canter.

(lolden Corn is not in the 1922 Derb.v, but has
nominations in the One Thousand Guineas and the
Oaks.

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6** 4*-i C Bruen’g 7 Sagacity, ScottishChief, Orderly
3k 2* M Sl’ghter 5 Fr. Fogarty, L’Enjoleur, Favour
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6*® 6*® M Sl’ghtar 7 PaddyWhack, Pickwick, Lampnt
4 4** G Babin 4 Walnut Hall, Phularis. Rockiiort

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Tuesday, October 25, 1921

MArir HUGH IS form chart

(Contiuucd from third pago).

Equivalent booking odds— Diamond Dale, 170 to
100 straight, 70 to 100 place, 30 to KH) show;
Toreador. 230 to 100 place, 120 to 100 show; Cabin
Creek, 90 to lOO show.

Time, Track slow.

Winner— T. Hodge’s b. f. by Ihirley Dale — Dia-
mond Grain, by Fowling-piece (trained by R. D.
Carter; bred by Mr. 11. A. Porter).

Went to post at 2:35. At post 1 minute. Start
goo«l and slow. Won easily; second and third

driving.

Scratclied — .^»8220 Suez, 08.

Overweights — Diamond Dale, 3 pounds.

58944 Third Race— 1 Mile. Purse $600. 4-year-
olds and upward. Claiming. Net value
to winner $450; second. $100; third, $50.

Bqniv. Odds.

Ind- Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straiglit.
58077 *Discord 112 1- E Fator 125-100

( 58218 )Tom Goose 11« 2= W Taylor 2S0-in0

5760!) Nebraska 112 C Duggan :;o>-100

57782 *Tom Brooks 107 4 J Huntamer 4riO-lO0

%2 mutnels paid. Discord, .$4.70 straight. S2.»»0
plaee; Tom Goose, $3.00 place; no show mutuels
sold.

Fquivalent l)Ooking odds — Discord, 13."* to 100
straight. 30 to 100 place; Tom Goose. r*0 to BK)
idncc.

Time, 1:44%. Track slow.

Winner— S. Burnside's rn. in. 5. by Meelick —

.\giies Dale, by Hinsdale (trained by S. Burnside;
bred by Mr. Geo. L. Blackford).

Went to post at 3:0.1. At iJost 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third
ilriving.

Seralehed— ."»S221 Judge Price, 112; 58048 Mon-
tague, lUS.

58245 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. Purse $600. 3-

year-clds and upward. Claiming. Net
value to winner $450; second, $100; third, $50.

Squiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.
57670 Colonel Matt 113 1« E Fator T.'.-lOO

57833 Onwa 105 2^ W Anderson 56(V-100

58078 Sw’t Patutie 113 3“> J Dominick 200-100

37787 Amulet 105 4 E Aron IIIO-IOO

8*2 mntuels i)jiid. Colonel Matt, $.3..50 straight.
.$2.»**0 place; Onwa, $3.60 place; no show mntuels
sold.

Equivalent booking odds — Colonel Matt, 75 to 100
straight, 30 to 100 plaee; Orwa. 80 to 100 place.
Time. 1:16$6. Track slow.

Winner — S. Polk’s b. g. S. by Colin — Ormelia, b.v
Onue (traimnl by S. Polk; bred in England b.v
Capt. J. Orr Ewing).

Went t<» pO't at 3:31. At post 2 minutes. Start
gofsl and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving.

Scratched — 179.5G Vain Chick, 10.5.

Overweights — Sweet Patutie, 4 pounds.

57741 Rece— About. 5-8 Mil**. DablU

Puree. Purse $500. 3-yes r. elds and
upward. Claiming. Not value to winner $285;
second, $115; third, $65; fourth, $40; fifth. $25;
sixth, $20.

Kqnlv. Odds.

Ind. Horae. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.
56930 Daisy N. 114 1>§ B McEwen 822*-100

57703 >Clover Junta 114 2° R Small 60-100

56924 Minstrel 114 2* P Miley 1740-100

57696 Toy Along 109 E Neal 1485-100

(55211) Big Smoke 114 ,5.i O Gross 316-100

57158 Mabel R. H4 6= H Cooper 14800-100

57695 Rogue River 114 7=J F J Baker 8200-100

56229 Bunker Bean 114 8 E McCown 67000-100

$2 mntuels paid, Daisy N., $18.45 straight, $4.45
place, $3.00 show; Clover .Innin, $2.75 place, $2.00
show; Minstrel. $5.05 show.

Time, 25, 51%, 59%. Track sloppy.

Winner — (J. MeCaslin’s ch. f, 4, by DeutschUind
— I^aura E., by Bon Strome (trained by G. McCas-
lin: bred by Mr. A. Neal).

Went to post at 3:22. At post 2 minutes. Start

good nn<l slow. Won driving; second and third
the same.

57745 Race— About 5-8 Mile. Carnation

Purse. Purse $560. 3-year-olds and
upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $350;
second, $100; third, $50.

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114

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56925 Due de G'se

117

7% J

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114

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57147 Olive D.

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3420-100
110-100
400-100

117 9 F P Murphy 3140-100

$2 mntuels paid. Squash, $7.90 straight, $3.90
place, $3.40 show; Conichon, $33.80 place, $13.45
show; Foeman. $.52.10 show.

Time, 25, 52%, 1:01%. Track heavy.

Winner — G. Sidney’s ch. f, 4, by Deutschland —
Island Queen, by Dick Welles (trained by T. Mar-
tin; bred by Nevada Stock Farm).

Went to post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start
I good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

57752 Third Race— About 6-8 Mile. Auto Show
' Purse. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and

upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $350;
second, $100; third, $60.

Fin. Horse.

.57158 Mistake
56454 M’riel’s I
57140 Letlv Re<

56105 A1 Wick

Ind. Horse.

57707= Stanley H.

106

l=i P

Hum

57150 Gray’s F’ite

114

2« H

Rettig

57699 Little Jake

il3

3^ R

Small

( 57695 )Conichon

111

4^5 Caron

57699 Lit. Pointer

105

5» L

Mills

57707 Kll’ney Belle 104

6 E

Neal

58246 Race— 5-8 Mile. Purse $500. 3-

year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net
value to winner $400; second, $70: third, $30.

Mquiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

58220 Doctor D. 113 V E Fator .">4«i-10')

58073 St. Ju.st 116 2- (’ O’Malioncy :190-100

.57876*Rctrcat 107 3* J Meriniec . 4G,-)-l(Ki

57951 Treadwell 109 4= J Huntamer 430-100

39566 Crucc.s :00 .5= W Bog'wski 2'.9ri-l(X)

58220 = Sea Board 107 A McV.'irish ir03-100

vGreen T. 109 7 J Alb n .".910-100

( 58220 )Cant’n Girl 111 T,.rid.E Aron 405-100

tWent in entries as Green Tree.

$2 mntnpels paid. Doetor D., .S«.S0 straight, $3.00
pl:i<-e. $3.00 show: St. Just. .$4. ‘20 place, .$3.40

sliow: Retreat. $3.40 show.

Equivalent l>ooklng <Mlds — Doctor D.. 340 to 100
Straight. RO to lOO phice. .50 to 100 sliow; St.
•Inst. 110 to 100 place, 70 to loO k!m»w. Retreat,
70 to KKi show.

Time, 1:03. Track slow.

Winner — O. Derosset’s b. g, 9. by Galveston —
Verna Itietf-, by Dr. Rice (trained by O. Rice;
br<-<I b.v Mr. William B. Duke).

Went to post at 4:01. At i>ost 2 minutes. Start
good and slow for .all !)ut Sea Board. Won easily:
second and third driving.

Scratched — ."S22«» Enrico Caruso, 113.

Eqniv. Odds.

Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

55-100
550-100
530-100
8080-100
1220-100
2983-100

$2 mntuels paid. Stanley H., $3.10 straight, $2.60
place, $2.30 show; Gray’s Favorite, $3.00 place,
$2.5.3 sliow; Little Jake, $2.50 show.

Time. 25. 50%. 59%. Track sloppy.

Winner — G. F. Hum’s )». g. 11, by Planndca —
Variant, by Disguise (trained by G. F, Hurn; bred
by Mr. Garrett I). Wilson l

Went to post at 4;(K>. At post 3 minutes. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving.

57746 Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile. Marigold Purse.

Purse $500. 3 -year -olds and upward.

Claiming. Net value to winner $350; second, $100;
third, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.
57704 Tillotson 114 Vi J Mukahy 6T7i-100

57149 *L.ola 112 2" G Weber 4J0-190

5 7 155 3 Be VO 109 3« H Jones 1050-100

57703 »M’d of Ansel 114 4* E McCown 59<10-100

(57155)Ch’r M’ser 109 5* T Wilson 70 100

57151 Plunger 114 6»» C Gross 2510-100

57704 Royal Irish 105 7» E Neal 8200-100

57696 Foeman 118 8* F P Murphy 1710*?-100

56917 P’ero’s Baby 109 9 C Frost 2530-100

$2 mutuels paid, Tillotson. $15..55 straight, $6.35
place, $4.60 show; Lola, $4.00 place, $3.30 show;
Be VO, $4. SO show.

Time, 26, 515i, 1:19. Track sloppy.

Winner — Z. E. McGregor’s br. g, 9. by Marta
Santa — Black Banner, by Masetto (trained by Z.
E. McGregor; bred by Mr. Sanford C. Lyne).

Went to post at 4:S9. At post 0 minutes. Start
bad. Won easily: second and third driving.

111

P»

Caron

114

2*

L Mills

103

2h

M Garrett

109

4S

T Wilson

114

5*

E Neal

109

6“

H Jones

114

7n

F J Baker

114

8’i H Rettig

58247 Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs. Purse $500.

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
Net value to winner $400; second, $70; third, $30.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse. Wt. Pin. Jockey. Straight.

( 58221) *K«ma 108 iLt J Huntamer 3.3-100

57680 H. Burgoync 119 2'> C Duggan 30.3-100

.58216 Black Top 110 31. W Bog’wski 1020-100

57955 Dotta’s Best 113 •!» L Anui 1370-100

556G8 Langhorne 1€9 E Fator 913-100

$2 mutnels paiil, Rama. .$3.10 s;:ai;rht, .82.40 place.
$2.2l) show; Harry BiiiKoyiic, $2.30 place, $2.20
show; Black T<»p, .$2.('»0 siiow.

Eipiiv.alcnt iMHjkiiig odds — R.im:!. 53 t«» 100

straight, 20 to 100 pl.ace. jO i<> lOo show; Harry
Burg<».vm*, 25 to 100 place. 10 to 100 show; Black
Top, 30 to 100 show.

Time. 1:08. Track slow.

Winner — J. R. Sahiiu«’s b. g. 9. by Stanhope II. —
Kerinevs. by Gigantemn (trained by .T. R. Sabine;
bred by Mrs. L. A. Livingston).

Went to post at 4:32. At yiost 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.

Scratched — 3S14R Miss Hil.arity. 107.

Overweights — Dotta’s Best. 4 pounils.

58248 Seventh Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Purse $600.

3-year-olds and upward. Claiming.
Net value to winner $450; second. $100; thii*d, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse. Wt. Fiu. Jockey. Straight.

57955 = W. T’nbow i)f> 1= J Maiben .33-100

58221 Ellison 113 2^ J Huntamer 206">-!00

57683 Fly Home 113 ;!• C O’Mahoney 2003-100

(58I16)S. St.alw rt 113 !’ J Dominick 600-100

5821 8* War Smoko 110 ,3 W Bog’wski 403-100

.$2 mutuels paid. Walter Turnbow. $3.10 straight.
S2.!M» .82. SO sh<»w; Ellison. .$7.(M) place, .$4.40

show; Fly Honre. .${.20 show.

Equivalent booking odds — Walter Turnbow. .55 to
loo slraiglit, 4.3 to lUO place, 40 to lOO show;
Lllison. 2.30 to KK) place. I'JO to lou show; Fly
Home, 110 to BM> show.

Time, 1:50. Track slow.

Winner — S. McNeil’.s ch. g. ♦>. by Orbicular — Lady
Dotte, by Mordotte (trained by S. McNeil; bred by
Mr. r. B. ( ampbill).

Went to tx-»st at 5:00. At post 1 minute. Start
go<Kl and slow. Won cantering; second and third
driving.

WILLOWS PARK FORM CHART

VICTORIA, B. C., Tuesday, September 20, 1921.—
Willows Park (half mile). Third day. British
Columbia Agricultural Association’s Autumn Meet-
ing of 7 days. Weather raining.

Stewards of meeting, J. Virtue, H. G. Ross, H.
M. Fullerton and R. F. I>eighton. Presiding Jndge,
If. M. Fullerton. Associate Judge, R. F, Leighton.
Starter. James Donovan. Racing Secretary, J. S.
Kothert.

First Race— About 5-8 Mile. Violet
” • • Purse. Purse $500. 3-year-olds and

upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $235;
second, $116; third. $65; fourth. $40; fifth, $25;
aixth. $20.

Ind. Horse.
67696»Cancion

67139 Kio
67702 •Lantern
57096 Chrome

Equiv. Odds
Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

i09

1*

T

■Wilson

67i-100

109

2% G

Williams

815-100

114

33

R

Small

340-100

110

4'-'

Caron

204C-100

114

E

McCown

4040-100

114

C=i F

Miley

9.100-100

114

7“

S

Smith

7,380-100

114

8*

• P J Baker

25000-100

105

9=J E

Neal

12009-100

114

10

G

Weber

218,5-100

57698 Tuscan
67l54»May Da
$2 mutnels paid, Cancion, $3.35 straight, $2.50
place, $2.23 show; Eddie Tranter, $3.45 place, $2.50
show; Mineral Jim, $2.85 show.

Time. 25%s, 51%, 59%. Track sloppy.
'Winner— E. H. Short’s b. f, 4, by Meelick-
Rcgea, by Margrave (trained by E. H. Short; bred
by Mr. George L. Blackford).

Went to post at 2:46. At post 1 minute. Start
good and alow. Won driving; aecoud and third
lh« tame.

KynTA*? Fifth Race — 3-4 Mile. Pansy Purse.

^ * Purse $500, 3-year-olds and upward.
Clair.ii:ig. Net value to winner $350; second, $100;
third, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse.

Wt.

Fin,

Jockey. Straight.

57699 Review

109

li

T Wilson

llo-lOO

57697 *Lee Enfield

i06

25

E Neat

605-100

57707 Goldie Rose

11.5

3*

M Matthews

380-100

57141 H. Angleton

; 114

4i

S Smith

17-2J-109

57698* Vodka

10-5

r,o

G \Villiams

715-100

.57701 Dienero

110

C*

Caron

131.1-100

57703 J. Underwoodli-l

7

E ^feCown

3840-100

$2 mutnels paid,

liovii

• w.

$4.30 slraiglit

, $2.90

place, $2.40 show;

Lee i-

inficltl, fLO.'. filace

, $2.70

show; GoMie Rose,

$2.90

^'itow.

Equiv. Odds.

Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

1855-100
510-100
503-100
810-100
400-100
6136-100
190-100
2940-100

57147 Saint Pierre 110 9 F Miley 7680-100

$2 mutuels paid. Mistake. $39.10 straight, $14.95
place, $8,50 show; Miiriel’a Pet, $6.85 place, $4.75
show; Letty Ree, $3.00 show.

Time. 26, 53%, 1:02. Track heavy.

Winner — W. J. O’Brien’s ch. g. 5, by Uncle —
Netlicrsole, by Tournament (trained by W. J.
O’Brien; bred by Messrs. Headley & Bliller).

Went to post at 4:06. At post 2 minutes. Start
good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

57753 Fourth Race— 1 1-16 Miles. Oak Bay

Handicap. Purse $700. 3-year-olds and
upward. Net value to winner $450; second $125;
third, $75 ; fourth, $50. Silver cup to owner of
winner.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind. Horse Wt. Pin. Jockey. Straight.

57700 2 Jake Schas 126 1% E Hayward 192i-100

57 143 2 Prince Dir’t 110 21 C Frost 1440-100

57706 Nashotah 10.3 3^ P Hum 620-100

08»T’lon March 100 4% T Wilson 813-100

57700 Short Stop 105 5=» E Neal 275-100

5714.3 G’on Rob’ts 109 6 C Gross 610-100

$2 mutnels paid, Jake Schas. $5.85 straight, $4.05
phu*e. .«;1.03 show; Prince Direct, $8.45 place. $4.40
show; Nashotah, $3.85 show.

Time. 25%, 52%, 1:21, 1:48%, 1:56%. Track heavy.

Winner— J. A. Parson’s b. g, 6, by Norford — j
Laura E.. by Ben Strome (trained by J. A. Parson;
bred by Mr. A. Neal).

Went to post at 4:56. At post 2 minutes. Stert
good and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving.

57754 Race— About 5-8 Mile. Flower
Show Purse. Purse $500. S-year-olds.

Net value to winner $350; second, $100; thira, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Fin. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

57700»Full Moon 114 1= E H.avward 7975-100

(57 150) Ella W’aldo 112 2’i T W’llson 80-100

57157 Y’ shire Rel’h 109 3^ C Gross 330-100

57697 Figuration 110 4i F J Baker 2S80-100

57157 Aunt Annie 107 5^ E Neal 910-100

57745 Lit. Pointer 117 62 J Mulcahy 1925-100

57697 Olds Eight 112 7 B McEwen 5260-100

$2 mutuels paid. Full Moon, $17.95 straight, $5.45
place, $3.20 show; Ella Waldo, $3.40 place. $2.00
show; Yorkshire Relish, $2.95 show.

Time, 84%, 51%, 59%. Track heavy.

Winner — R. 8. Townsend’s blk. f, 3, by Dick Fln-
nell — Caller Ou, by Oddfellow (trained by J. G.
Givens; bred by Mr. McBrayer Moore).

Went to post at 5:41. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and thinl driv-
ing.

Time, 25%, 60%, 1:19%. Track slcppy.

Wlnnei'—Snite & Valentine’s b. g. 4. by Deutsch-
land — Alice Cary, by 'rrappean (trained by J, T.
19trite; bred by Nevada Stock Farm).

Wont to post at 3:20. At post 1 minute. Start
good and alow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

57748 Miles. Geranium

^ * Purse. Purse $500. 4-year-olds and

upward. Net value to winner $350; scond, $KH);
third, 150.

Eqniv. Odds.
Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

Ind. Horse.

67699=Mfss Sedalia 111 1» R Lov.e

(67701)Baby
(57145) York ;

57708 Gift

28'!-100

104

2=

T

W’iison

700-100

97

3*

I'

Hum

80-100

112

4-1

G

"Weber

5450-100

114

5»

E

McCown

132G-10O

111

6«

P

J Baker

25T,‘)-10O

109

7

C

Gross

3S1.5-100

>7703 Dione

$2 mutuels paid. Miss Sedalia, $7.60 straight,
$3.85 place. $2.40 show; Baby Cal, $5.25 place, $2.65
show; York Tjassio. .82.20 show.

TL-ne, 26, 51, 1:19%3, 1:48, 1:56%. Track sloppy.

Winner — A. Lund’s b. m, 9, by Bannockburn
Sula, by Balgowan or Sain (trained by C. Riddle;
bred by Mr. Barney Schreiber).

Went to post at 5:57. At post 2 minute. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third
driving.

5 Y 7 4 9 Seventh Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.

Chrysanthemum Purse. Purse $500.
3-year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to
winner $350; second, $100; third, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Ind.

Horse. Wt.

Fin.

. Jockey.

Straight.

57701

Deckhand

111

V

R

Low’e

137^-100

.57701 =

■It. Harrigan

106

2=5 E

Neal

310-100

57701

Shenandoah

111

3=

B

^IcEwen

1550-100

57150»H'er’s Topaz

111

48

F

J Baker

1550-100

57701

M’hy Lever

114

5*

E

McCown

3940-100

57705

Ispham

210

65

Caron

6500-100

57701*Dr. Samuel

111

7

C

Gross

305-100

$2 mutuels paid. Deckhand, $4.75 straight, $2.45
place, $2.55 show; Ruth Harrigan, $3.00 place, $2.85
show; Shenandoah, $3.95 show\

Time, 26%, 62, 1:19%, 1:47, 1:61%. Track sloppy.

Winner — V. Cloud’s b. g, 7, b.v Joe Carey —
Afamada, by Duke of Montrose (trained by C.
Pyle; bred by Edward Kripp).

Went to iKist at 6:39. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won driving; second and third
the ^nme.

WILLOWS PARK FORM CHART

YIOTORIA, B. C., Wednesday, September 21,
1921. — Willows Park (half mile). Fourth day.
British Columbia .Agricultural Association’s Au-
tumn Meeting of 7 days. Weather clear.

Stewards of meeting. J. Virtue, H. G. Ross, H.
M. Fullerton and R. P. Leighton. Presiding .Tndge.
H. M. Fullerton. Associate Judge, R. F. Leighton.
Starter, James Donovan. Racing Secretary, J. S,
Rothert.

57750 First Race— About 5-8 Mile. Horse
» 9 Purse. Purse $500. 3-year-olds

and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner $236;
second, $115; third, $65; fourth, $40; fifth, $25;
sixth, $20.

Equiv. Odds,
raight.
183-100
170-100
lSOO-100
1240-100
&83-KK)
1923-100
1410-100
4640-100

$2 mutuels paid. You Bet. $5.70 straight, $2.75
place, $2.65 show; Fireball II.. $2.70 plaee, $2.70
show; Chatt.TTi Court, $4.30 show.

Time. 26%, 63%. 1:01%. Track heavy.
Winner — H. A. Lott’s ch. f. 4, b.v Sir John — Miss
Shy, by Illow’alio (trained by G. Edison; bred by
Mr. W. T. Branson).

Went to post at 2:43. At post 2 minutes. Start
good and slow. Won easily; second and third driv
ing.

Ind.

Horse. Wt.

Pin. Jockey.

57702

You Bet

109

Vi E

Neal

57702*Flreball II.

112

2« B

McEwen

57698

Chattan C’rt

111

3^ Caron

57743

May Dawn

114

G

"Weber

57743

Lantern

114

5» K

McCown

5C936

Von Lady

114

6a F

Bliley

.■57695

Dixie Mason

108

7-4 F

J Baker

57154

Tommy W.

114

8 C Gross

57751 Second Race— About 5-8 Mile. Stock
u 9 9 njj. Purse. Purse $600. 3-year-olds

ajad upward. Claiming. N®t value to winner $350;
second, $100; third, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Fitt- Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

67147* Squash 109 1“ T W'llson 295-100

57745 Conichon 111 2» Caron 5380-100

57755 Race— 3-4 Mile. Baby Show Purse.

Purse $500. 4-year-olds and upward.
Claiming. Net value to winner $350; second, $100;
third, $50.

Equiv. Odds.

Fin. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Straight.

57704 »Cafeteria

114

V

G

Weber

11724-100

(57700)K. Cheat’m

117

2*i J

Mulcahy

160-100

5 7 706* Thrills

114

3=i B

McCown

250-100

(57747)Review

109

45

T

W^ilson

815-100

57707 Clear Lake

114

5

R

Lowe

360-100

$2 mutuels paid. Cafeteria, $25.45 straight, $7.30
place, $3.10 show; Kitty Cheatham, $4.55 place,
.$2.70 show; Thrills, $2.45 show.

Time, 86%, 53%, 1:21%. Track heavy.

Winner — ^J. S. McDaniel’s ch. m. 5, by Abe Prank
— Suffice, by Woolstborpe (trained by F. Samples;
bred by Mr. B. A. Trammell).

Went to ijost at 6:17. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. Won driving; second and third the
same.

57758 Seventh Race — 1 Mile and 70 Yards.
^ Exhibitors’ Purse. Pi^rse $500. 4 -

year-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to
winner $350; second, $100; thi^, $50.

(57749) Deckhand

109

1*

E

Neal

57748 Gift

114

2*

G

Weber

57748 *Baby Cal

109

3tt

T

Wilson

57749*R. Harrigan 109

4=

P

J Baker

56978 Brmltana

109

55

H

Jones

57701 Hubbub

113

65

R

Small

57748 Cam. Muller

114

7-*i E

McCown

(57698) Calgary Ladl09 8 C Gross

430-100

1460-100

315-100

610-100

925-100

503-100

915-100

2140-100

Onn mio.

T.T; Linimif . . 1

730- Galiot 1:

734- Joan of Arc..l:
573- L’y Baltimorel:
620-Lit. B. Shccp.l:
705-Sad. and B’ts.l:

731- Spani.sh Maiz*^1 :

725 -Thp Po.**! ...1:
736-Zo.l 1:

<31 I’.rl.nrif I;17

Br.vngar 1:47%

7;i6- Bridesman ...1:43

726- Bastille 1:49

732- Ballybcll ...1:46

733- Camoufleur ,.1;46

658-Clnrk8on 1:48

732-Dairyman ...1:50

727- DIssolute 1:48

734- D’ddy Holbcrtl:52

Mile and a Quarter.

324-Bullseye 2:13 726 Peccant 2:17

7.33-Lucky Find. .2:17 Seattle 2:14

721-Overmatch ..2:17

The Porter was only cantering. Trantiila and
Cock o* the Roost went together and showed good
speed. Liidy Luxury went well. Fair Virginia
went fast. Smart Money was under restraint. Oga-
rite w’as doing her best. Attoo showed plenty of
speed. Minute Man had plenty left. Oriole was
never extended, (’rank and Gnome worked together.
Bridesman went easily all the way. I.<ady Balti-
more is rounding to racing condition fast. Zed went
well all the way and had plenty left.

EMPIRE CITY.

NEW YORK, N. Y., October 24.— Monday train-
ing gallops at Empire City were as follows:
Weather clear; track fast —

Three-Eighths MUe.

Burley

..38

731 -.Toe Whipple

.377.%

732-Budaua

.36

731 -Long Island

-4.5-;i

725-Bee’s Wax . . .

.36

Mary Maxim

.38%

732-Co8tigan

.3.5%

709- Pretty I.4idy

.36

7.3.3-Exterminator

.36%

735-Sunnount . . .

.37=^

722-Hcndrie

.41%

732-Silverton ....

733-Halu

.35%

Half

MUe.

734- Audacious . . .

..50

733-Northcliff ...

..59%

7.31 -Duncecap ....

.49%

7.33- Nose Dive . .

..50'-’-.

7.3.')-Dan Bolling . .

.49%

731 -Pavia

.50%

7.32-Devastation

.48%

6.52- Promenade ..

.5.3%

7.34 -Draft

.."»1

7{)3- Rhinestone . .

..VI

733 -Donnacona ...

.48%

7,33- Recount

.51^:

732-East View . . .

.52

7:32 -Rose Hill ..

.,50

679-Escarpolettc . .

.51%

722- Ruddles

..53

7.31 -Foam

..50

7.35 -Simple Simon

..50-^

736-Flirter

.51

7.33 -Spark ling ...

.49%

73l-Honoral)lc

..52%

7.3rt-Spinning ....

..51

730-Lcgltorn

..52

726- Swift Grass

.49

736-Marjorie M. . .

..50

735-Tangerine ...

..52

733-Mercury

..51

730-Thimble ....

!.50%

730- Morn ing Face

.51%

734-Twopair

.50'%

7.33 -Monastery ....

.52

733-Wireless

.50%

Five -Eighths Mile.

733- Adventure . . .1 :04% 7.35-Jock Scot . . .1:05

734- (’onfiision ..,1:02’~. 731 -Missionary ..1:02

735- Crack o’ Gold.l:04% 727-Major Parke .1:0«
1.34-Doniinique ...1:02% 735-Mal>el Curtis 1:04

735-Executiou ...1:05%

Prudence 1:05%

728-Es«|uire 1:07 721 -Red Tom ....1:03%

731-Fred Kinney. 1:04% 736-Rolo 1:03

730-Hot Spur 1:04 725- Vista 1:02%

Three-Quarters Mile.

7.32 A. of Gold.. 1:15% 732-Loys 1:18%

736-Awniug 1:19 7.33-Lnck.v Hour .1:19

Blackstone ..1:18 732-Modo 1:10%

735-Crest 1:18 721-Pirate McGee 1:22

Canyon 1:20% 728-Runanteli ...1:13%

649 Delhi Maid ..1:20 7:44 -Squaw Man ..1:18%

735- EIias 0 1:18 734-Turnabout ...1:18%

7.34-F’rr C’chill .1:15 732-Ten-Lec 1:15%

736- Goalcr 1:17

One Mile.

723-Ailliro 1:47 7.35-Morvich 1:44%

7.'13-B. McL’lilin .1:45 73.3-Sammy Kcllyl:46%
736- Beach Star .1:42% 734-Ten Buttons .1:54%

726-Gray Gables. 1:49%

Mile and ah Eighth.

7.36-Domingo 1:59% 439-Joe Joe 1:.59

Domingo wont easily all the way. Duncecap
se^mis fresh and good. Billy McLaughlin galloped
an easy mile. P.laekstone wtis under restraint.
Swift Grass showed spetHl. Fort Churchill went
well. 'reii-r>‘<* was not extended. N^irtbcliff and
l);in P.olling worked from the barrier. Kiinuntell
did :i fine w’<»rk. June and Lucky Hour had an
ea.sy gallop. Morvieli was under restraint all the
way. Dominique did his work easily. Arrow of
Gohl seems fresh and ready. Goaler looks good.
Devastation and Donnacona were on even terras.
Squaw Man seems at his best. Missionary showed
fine speed the first part of his work. Samm.v
Kell.v galloped an easy mile. Mabel Curtis and
Hot Spur wcut easily.

THIRTY LEADING AMERICAN JOCKEYS

Jockey C. Turner was the riiliug hero of last week :
in fact iiis riding has been a senate tional feature of
fall racing on the New' York tracks. Last week he
roile ten winners. D. Prible did well with eight lo
his credit, while D. Scobie haii seven and L. Pen-
man, with six. made the largest gain of the first
group of the leaders. Penman and Fator are uo>\
tied for third place, w'hile Sande, b.v riding two
winners last week, gained on Mariuelli, only eight
winning mounts separating them. The standing of
the thirty leading jockeys from January 1 to ami
including the racing of Saturday last Is as follows:

$2 mutuels paid. Deckhand, $11.00 straight, $6.55
place, $4.10 show; Gift, $12.20 place, $5.90 show;
Baby Cal, $3.60 show.

Time, 26%, 51%, 1:21, 1:49%, 1:54%. Track heavy.

Winner — V. Cloud’s b. g, 7, by Joe Carey — Afa-
mada, by Duke of Montrose (trained by C. Pyle;
bred by Mr. Edward Kripp).

Went to post at 6:55. At post 1 minute. Start
good and slow. "Won easily; second and third driv-
ing.

LATEST WORK-OUTS EAST AND WEST

(Continoed from second page.)

Five -Eighths MUe.

717-Abadane ... .1 :04% 731 -Jos. Wiedel. .1

735-Ambush 1:03% 712-Ljidy Morrow. 1

7.31 -Ben Valet .. .1:02% 735-Kiga 1

704-Counsel 1:05 732-Sewell Combsl

5.53-EUst. Princessl:03% 734-Tom Logan ..1

725-Glyn 1:04

Three-Quarters MUe.

Bill and Coo. 1:17% 731-Meliora 1

726

717

130

724

732

By Right ....1:16%

Bonus 1:19%

Darjeeling ..1:18%
■Firebrand ...1:14%

630-Owosso 1

732-Rouleau 1

694 -True Friend..!

03%

03

02

02

03%

20
17
16 Vs
21

Jockey.

Mts.

1st.

2d.

8d.

Unp.

P.O.1-.

Mariuelli, B. .

..528

116

98

8.3

2,31

.22

0

Sande, E

. .,320

108

65

55

92

.34

2

Penman. Ij. . .

. .585

103

94

81

.307

.18

«;

Fator, L

. .402

103

9.*{

49

157

.26

i

Hinphy, W. .

..428

97

64

52

215

.2.3

0

Taylor, B. ...

...57s

93

70

71

344

.16

1

Pool, E

..448

83

74

84

207

.19

0

Garner, M, . .

. .405

82

59

66

198

.20

II

Coltilctti, F.

. .489

80

96

63

260

.16

'J

Lang, C

. .450

77

71

(•»3

239

.17

Fields, G. ...

. .442

75

58

59

250

.17

;;

Thurber, H. .

..387

67

56

65

190

.17

0

Lancaster, R.

. ..506

65

57

74

310

.13

<)

Taylor, W. . .

..:.'27

62

52

44

160

.19

Butwell, J. . .

...299

61

58

0.1

125

.20

3

Lyke, L

. . .258

61

49

31

117

.24

II

Barker, H. J.

...413

61

46

53

253

.15

. 1

F'otlen, N. ...

....371

61

35

35

240

.16

(1

Barnes, E. ...

. . .398

60

52

62

224

.1.5

r>

Wilson, F'. ...

...289

58

.38

.50

143

.20

•J

Kelsay, W. . .

...361

57

55

57

192

.16

n

(T«ntner, A. ..

56

45

43

18.5

.17

(1

Prible, D. ...

. . .:iOO

54

54

44

148

.18

s

Parke. B. ...

. . .477

,53

56

62

306

.11

1

Turner, C. ...

...284

.53

56

43

132

.19

10

Ponce. C

. . .406

.53

53

54

246

.1;;

;;

F’rancis. J. . .

....534

,52

73

64

.345

.10

0

Scobie, E. ...

.. .378

52

,54

58

214

.14

7

Kummer, C. .

...229

52

32

27

118

.23

Mooney, J. D.

. . . 4.55

51

02

.58

284

.11

5

One Mile.

636-Beeswaw 1:46% 723-J. C. Stone.. 1:46

6(r7-Dolmau 1:50 730-Plus Ultra ..1:18

72S-Glooray Giis..l:52% 725-Radiola l;50

734 -Jackstraw . . .1 : 13%

LAXTREL.

LAUREL, Md., October 24. — Monday workouts
hem included the following:

Weather clear; track fast —

Three -Eighths MUe.

7.3,3- Caretaker

.38

.Taequelina . .

.39

726-C. 0’ the Roost. 36

7.36-L. Luxury . .

.36

735 -Dolores

.37

73.5-Montara

.37

677- Franc Tireiir

.40

733-Uiincocas

.37

718-F'ancier

.37

732 -The Porter . .

..37

571 -Gain de Cause

.41

730-Trantul:i

.36

Half

MUe.

582 -Austral

..52

Misdeal

..52

72.3- Bountiful

..51

566-Smart Money.

..50

7.32- Fair Virginia

•rio%

7.35-Sngamore

, ..52

732- Feigned Zeal..

.53

719-Zenuotta

.53

Five -Eighths MUo.

736- Attoo 1:03% 700-Minute Man .1:03

734-Ogarite 1:05 7'27-Sammy Jay .1:06

Hillman C. ..1:01 730-Wellflnder ..1:05

Three-Quarters MUe.

7.34- Crank 1:19

712-Fairly 1:19

7.35- Frlars Rush.. 1:21

731 -Gnome 1:19

734 - Irish Kiss ..1:18
736- Jean Cony ..1:22

735- Jeg 1:18

7.34 -King’s Belle. 1:24
730- Musty 1:21

733 -Martha L’ketll:18
733-Oriolc 1:15%

733- Proclamation 1:17

709-Pielrus 1:18

731-Past’nl 8wainl:18
736-Step Lightly. 1:18
727-Serapis 1:18

734- Thrift 1:21%

733- Vic Munoz ..1:17

NOTED RACER OF THIRTY YEARS AGO

Lil)crtine, bred in 1891, by Leonatiiii — Falaise,
was one of the best race horses of his day, yet
he had the misfortune to meet with one of the most
peculiar accidents that ever befell a green two-
.vear-old. He started at the St. Louis Fair
Grounds in a stake race, his first start; be hud
been working well and Matt Dunn had him fit
and ready. Just as the horses were going to the
post it commenced to rain and for a while it rained
so hard that one could scarcely see across the
track. Rain fell in torrents. In those days they
started by dropping the flag and had no barrier.
Amidst the confusion occasioned by the downiKiur
the jockey on Libertine thought the starter’s flag
went down and it was a go, so away he went and
raced the colt through the driving rain all by
himself the entire distance and did not know that
it was no start until iie had pulled up at the
stand, when the judges sent him galloping back
to the post to start over again. When they were
finally off Libertine raced gamely and well; the
first three horses were right together at the fin-
ish, but Libertine was third, beaten a half length.
That was an extremely strenuous performance for
a two-.vear-old in its first race, but he trained
on, and the next year, 1894, secured the record
for that day, one mile in 1:38%. He won during
his career on the turf forty -six races and over
$30,000, and ultimately became a successful sire.

A. K. MACOMBER IS FOURTH IN FRANCE

Baron E. de RothscUild heads the list of Fieodi
winning owners up to October 13 with fifty-two
victories, representing $234,553, followed by Marcel
Boussac, thirty -nine and $157,638; Mme. Edmond
Blanc, nine and $144,315, and Mr. A. K. Maeomber,
tliirty-six and $1^,190.

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